Sentence examples for acknowledging two from inspiring English sources

We should begin by acknowledging two facts of life.

That said, you cannot write the history of the past 15 years without acknowledging two things.

The fight over the placement of inscriptions acknowledging two donors to the new Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island was resolved in a court hearing on Tuesday.

14), Verlyn Klinkenborg refers in passing to "a tyrannical Bligh, à la Laughton, or a maddeningly effete Christian, à la Brando," thus acknowledging two of the three best-known films about the mutiny.

One place to start is by acknowledging two errors in thinking that have blighted U.S. policy in the past decade: the conservative delusion that the United States could, more or less single-handedly, use its military power to reinvent the Middle East, and the liberal illusion that we could simply walk away from the mess that Bush, Cheney & Co. created.

And when we make certain realistic sociological assumptions about which groups the future progeny of Hispanic whites, mixed couples and descendants of people now acknowledging two or more races are likely to identify with, there is every reason to believe that the non-Hispanic white population will remain a substantial majority -- and possibly even grow as a portion of the population.

As for the players, they're hardly acknowledging one another.

So try poking a little fun at yourself or acknowledging one of your endearing flaws.

The researchers acknowledged two possible weaknesses in their approach.

Though this insistent school of optimism has many roots, it acknowledges two key texts.

Ms. Prouty acknowledged two sets of illegal computer searches at the F.B.I.