Sentence examples for acknowledging of the from inspiring English sources

Ashbery has said he first read Rimbaud when he was 16, and he clearly took to heart the young poet's declaration that "you must be absolutely modern" — absolute modernity being, as Ashbery says in his preface, "the acknowledging of the simultaneity of all of life, the condition that nourishes poetry at every second".

Some people use this expression: 'I'll see you next week, b'li neder' -- in English, 'but I'm not taking a vow on it".' There is a kind of modesty in such a statement, an acknowledging of the unpredictability of life and the human heart, particularly the young heart.

As spaces in the units, Family Rooms were perceived as acknowledging of the importance of family, and providing comfortable, secure spaces for parent-consumers and their children and family to maintain connections.

Eddie is, without a doubt, the least acknowledged of The True Masters.

However, personnel responsible for BMN data collecting should be acknowledged of the benefits of BMN questions.

The court acknowledged receipt of the notice on Monday.

Laurin acknowledged receipt of the message.

Captain Smith acknowledged receipt of the message.

Officials have also begun acknowledging the severity of the problem.

Younes of the Catholic University acknowledges the limits of the training.

And the documents acknowledge that of the 11,000 U.F.O.