Sentence examples for acknowledgment of changing from inspiring English sources

These include Julie Walters — whose Mrs. Bird, in an acknowledgment of changing social mores, is now a relative of the Browns, rather than their housekeeper — and Geoffrey Palmer, a familiar face to anyone who grew up watching English television sitcoms of the seventies and eighties.

Although some babies simply arrive with an older brother or sister during a family visit, others are brought in by themselves by what one museum spokesperson described as "precocious parents". Whatever the reason, baby-changing tables in men's rooms are an acknowledgment of the changing times.

The new push from Instagram is an acknowledgment of the changing nature of online video viewing.

It was an acknowledgment of the changing face of American Catholicism.

We present it as a model of the normal acknowledgment in the changing world of fashion.

That dose of realism sprinkled on a news conference that was not too solemn was an acknowledgment of the game-changing capabilities of a big-market team that might be motivated to upgrade itself at first base.

Its new, optional six-speed automatic transmission is an acknowledgment of the realities of a changing industry, but Muller insists this won't taint the rarified air that surrounds the 111-year-old 111-year-old 111-year-old

If that bubble isn't straight-up popping, it's at least deflating, and the changing sound of the Sahara Tent is a clear acknowledgment of that fact.

Being there and being responsive both refer to the acknowledgment of what the person is capable of and acting on both the durable and the changing capabilities.

Figures fade in and fade out, changing sex and race in the process so that various combinations of heterosexual "difference" are played out in a gentle acknowledgment of a social and genetic revolution that is, in fact, in progress.

This first-order inquiry cannot proceed without acknowledgment of claims made by media and cultural theorists, art theorists and art audiences, concerning the way digital image- and sound-making technologies are fundamentally changing our understanding of art, representation, and perceptual experience.