Her Christmas narrative poem is magical because it acknowledges hardship, struggle and unpredictable reality.
Acknowledging the hardships he faces in getting the funding and approval to build the markers, not to mention the controversy that will almost certainly ensue, Stevenson said the process will force communities to reckon with the vicious history of racial violence.
There is always room for acknowledging the hardships and pain others are experiencing; whether you've being through a similar situation yourself or you can just tell that someone is doing it tough, reach out and let them know that you care and that you're there for them.
Bernanke acknowledged the hardship it imposes on some people, but said the Fed's policy was to create a stronger economy.
Don't admit fault if it's not determined, but at the same time, acknowledge the hardship that the confusion or changing circumstances warrant.
Because he frankly acknowledges the hardship to come, and intervenes with God's help and Pharaoh's backing, the productive years will sustain Egypt and the surrounding world, even Joseph's own family, during hard times.
Those who remain active in the anti-Chávez fight acknowledge the hardships.
It is true that his work, for the most part, does not acknowledge social hardships or injustice.
There is at least one notable exception to Ms. Solomon's assertion that Norman Rockwell's art "does not acknowledge social hardships or injustice".
Bush Attacks Kerry In Address to Guard Speaking to National Guard members and veterans meeting in Las Vegas, President Bush acknowledged the hardships the war in Iraq had caused Guard members and their families and assailed his opponent, John Kerry, for arguing that the United States was spending too much on the war and too little at home.
Throughout his travels, he met with sheriffs, prosecutors and probation officials and acknowledged the hardships they face.
