Sentence examples for acknowledging points from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, President Obama has to do more than call Congressional leaders to find "common ground" by acknowledging points of Republican merit and Democratic flexibility.

This mission is exotic to him, he acknowledges, pointing out, "I've rarely said the word Lord, unless it's followed by of the Rings".

But there are no doubt times when it has, he acknowledged, pointing as one example to the court's infamous Dred Scott decision in 1857 that classified blacks as property but not citizens.

"But that can change quite quickly," he acknowledges, pointing to how both attitudes and regulation change all the time.

Here, we respond to it point by point and also acknowledge the points that they note regarding incongruences between contemporary climate action and wartime mobilisation.

This approach has the advantage of acknowledging different points of view and respecting the complexity of the issues we face.

As if acknowledging the point, the new prime minister, Leszek Miller, told Parliament tonight that he would order an investigation into the accusations by Mr. Lepper.

Begin by acknowledging his point of view.

If he becomes defensive, let him say his piece without interrupting, acknowledging his point of view.

Most good researchers acknowledge opposing points of view.

If they do, the new debate needs to acknowledge several points Morell failed to mention that complicate the issue.