Sentence examples for acknowledging the mass from inspiring English sources
Vatican officials recognise that Mr Erdogan has gone further than his predecessors in acknowledging the mass killing of Armenians.
Nor is it feasible to laud him personally without also acknowledging the mass of South Africans who made his achievements possible.
Outside the band of returned exiles like Mr. Pachachi, finding a Sunni in Iraq who will condemn him without equivocation, or acknowledge the mass killings committed under his rule, is rare.
Labour MP Yvette Cooper, the then-shadow home secretary and leadership contender, said Cameron was "ramping up the rhetoric" in order to appease the right and said he should acknowledge the mass humanitarian crisis which had forced millions to leave their homes.
Ewing acknowledged the masses by raising his arms, the same way he did in 1994 when he stood on the scorer's table after the Knicks defeated the Indiana Pacers to advance to their first finals since 1973.
Standing on the shoulders of generations past and using their wisdom, knowledge and experience to push forward, celebrating the summits of individual success while acknowledging the struggling masses, Black America in 2013 is staring down at a perpetually distant promised land, and still climbing.
The authors acknowledge the Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry Core of the Environmental Health Sciences Center at Oregon State University NIH/NIEHSS P30ES000210).
That seemed like a breakthrough, to have the President acknowledging that mass shootings were a systemic problem.
Can he truly be willfully ignorant enough to not acknowledge the huddled masses at the bottom of the hill just because he started his climb half way up?
He, like many of his fellow pros, seems annoyed that he has to even acknowledge the "unwashed masses" or mingle with corporate types who supply their enormous purses.
Cabela's acknowledged that the mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando in June 2016 – in which 49 people died – drove sales up compared with this year.
