Sentence examples for acknowledgment that was from inspiring English sources

I watched from a friend's balcony while Chinese lanterns floated calmly over the water — a pensive, sensitive acknowledgment that was somewhat out of character.

Acknowledging the "bankruptcy of Marxism" (Julia Kristeva), the "collapse of Marxism" (Brian Barry), or less enthusiastically, the "theoretical defeat of the Left" (Slavoj Zizek), has now become a commonplace of contemporary political theory, but it was an acknowledgment that was slow in coming.

It was unclear if the council retained an important acknowledgment that was in an early draft: "Until there is a clearly free and fair second round of the presidential election, the only legitimate basis for a government of Zimbabwe is the outcome of the 29 March 2008 election" — which Mr. Tsvangirai won.

Politicians cannot apply that standard to every single issue, he said -- an acknowledgment that is obvious but also pretty nervy.

For celebrities, autograph hounds provide a very specific kind of acknowledgment that is central to the experience of stardom.

The visual art world's current explorations in dance "all speak to a certain acknowledgment that is unreliable but also real," Mr. Lemon said.

Such work disregards the sense of value acknowledgment that is implicit in architectural conservation and neglects the importance of material conservation.

It is an acknowledgment that is now long overdue.

We'll be fighting for our right to be considered equal citizens whose relationships -- and indeed, whose humanity -- are deserving of the same acknowledgment that's given unflinchingly to our straight counterparts.

If it all seems like a desperate grab for acknowledgment, that's because it is.

After the World Cup, there was acknowledgment that this was a time for rebuilding and that barring an absolute disaster in Australia, Stielike would continue.