Sentence examples for acknowledgment of one from inspiring English sources

That said, as an acknowledgment of one of the worst natural disasters in human history, it is long overdue; and as public art, it is a tour-de-force demonstration of what $5 million, an ideal site and an imaginative concept can do.

Six men were convicted of the attacks in 1975, but in 1991 Paddy Hill, Gerard Hunter, Richard McIlkenny, William Power, John Walker and Hugh Callaghan had their convictions quashed in an acknowledgment of one of the UK's most notorious miscarriages of justice.

And it is of course only human to desire acknowledgment of one's good deeds.

"Besides, one of the suspects has expressed his wish for a plea bargain, which implies the full acknowledgment of one's guilt and active cooperation with the police".

As for the act itself: "For me, it is a shared intimacy, a form of liberation, and an acknowledgment of one's basic animal origins".

The opportunity to define oneself can be an important acknowledgment of one's homeland and history for many racial and ethnic minorities.

But what she originally lacked during the 2008 campaign (and realized too late, led astray by a male-dominated campaign team that thought she had to show toughness) was the acknowledgment of that one thing: what she was doing, and what she represented, was also historic because she is a woman, and plenty of voters liked that.

Is the choice of the leader of the free world and the acknowledgment and correction of one's sins a joke?

"It was a public acknowledgment of his guilt," one of the six Bernoskie children, Cathy, 52, said, as tears filled her eyes.

If I get an acknowledgment from one of the stars of the weirdo food-Instagrammer firmament, I'm as giddy as a kipper.

Smaller theatres go head-to-head with the larger ones as the winners are gifted with a ceramic mask of Denver icon Henry Lowenstein to place on the mantle and the distinction that comes with acknowledgment from a jury of one's peers.