Sentence examples for acknowledging rather from inspiring English sources

Interracial interactions can also be improved by acknowledging, rather than ignoring, group differences.

What some men need – not only in the north-east, but in all those areas of life (private and public) where an old, familiar order has broken down and men have yet to let in different kinds of identity – is help getting them to that place; acknowledging rather than avoiding the difficulty of the transition.

You'll probably love your country all the more if you feel it respects your "little platoon" by acknowledging, rather than ignoring it — with a Christmas tree, or a sukkah, or an iftar.

Eck notes, "Pluralism is the process of creating a society through critical and self-critical encounter with one another, acknowledging, rather than hiding, our deepest differences" and a commitment to nurture constructive dialogues.

These naturalisms 'differ from earlier generations by acknowledging rather than rejecting their own philosophical heritage' (ibid)., the philosophical heritage that has been canonized as transcendental included.

This should be acknowledged, rather than papered over.

As a result, he acknowledged rather openly, he refuses to pay taxes.

When privacy and civil liberties are negatively affected, it is vital to acknowledge, rather than to deny this, as is so often the case.

Mr. Hagman acknowledged rather gleefully that his advocacy of renewable energy might create some cognitive dissonance for those who associate him with a rapacious Texas oil baron.

Haldeman's clients were taught to acknowledge rather than to deny their feelings (denial only made things worse) but to choose not to act on them.

So what is really important is that the damage is recognised and acknowledged rather than being buried under more eye-catching headlines.