An attempt to defend one's comments is sometimes more damaging than an acknowledgment of untruth — which, it seems to me, is really what she was trying to do by using the euphemistic "misspoke".
The first is acknowledgment of fear, which is as normal today as in any war, and management of that fear.
Currently, there are several forms of acknowledgment, which can be used alone or together in TCP.
He gave the man a nod of acknowledgment, which seemed to be more than enough to satisfy the gawker and send him on his way.
It was Thomas's first acknowledgment of the chants, which have echoed through the Garden for nearly three weeks.
This was a tacit acknowledgment of her lesbianism, which, she subsequently said, had been evident to those around her for many years, if not to a wider public.
The awards -- this year there are 12 -- have proven prophetic in their acknowledgment of Off Broadway, which is where serious theater in Manhattan lives consistently yet remains excluded from Tony Award eligibility.
He shares with Elizabeth Bishop a humility that is not a quirk of temperament so much as an acknowledgment of the cosmos, which is, after all, much bigger than any poet's biggest, most barbaric yawp.
By requiring its football players to sign "acknowledgment of risk" forms, which it is so far refusing to make public, Northwestern appears to be trying to deny any responsibility for the harms football has caused its players.
An application using TCP relies on the transport protocol to send chunks of data, each of which receive an acknowledgment when the destination receives them.
