Sentence examples for appears acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Any time when your negative voice appears, acknowledge it and ask yourself if it is true.

For his part, Mr. Jenkins, co-author of "Glorious Appearing," acknowledged that the "tough love" Jesus might not please everyone.

He also said that one day scientists would discover other planets circling suns similar to our own--the day the first article appeared acknowledging this fact, I shed tears, to my husband's great bafflement.

Reid appears to acknowledge that allowing the sense of beauty this cognitive dimension does not commit one to realism regarding beauty: he appears to acknowledge that it is one thing to allow that the deliverances of internal sense comprise judgments and yet another to allow that the positive judgments they sometimes comprise are sometimes true (Reid 1785/1969, 783).

Yet it also appears to acknowledge macroeconomic reality and rigorous research.

The proposal before the Board of Health appears to acknowledge the problem of providing complete caloric information for complex variations in flavoring and ingredients.

While the inspector general is forwarding the report to prosecutors, the report appears to acknowledge that proving a criminal case might be hard because the selection process had almost no rules.

The former prime minister, who led the country into the Iraq conflict in 2003, appears to acknowledge that previous aspirations to export liberal democracy focused too much on political objectives.

There were calls for South Yorkshire police to be disbanded or merged with neighbouring forces after the Hillsborough inquests and Billings's letter appears to acknowledge the need for an overhaul of the force.

Mr. Tillinger appears to acknowledge this by having the scene changes performed by a perky ensemble of very young actors dressed as bellmen and chambermaids, who engage in sexy horseplay as they move the furniture around.

Keret appears to acknowledge the temptation to see his characters' predicaments — their emotional flip-outs, the wild distortions of everyday reality — as a reaction to this ever-present menace, but it's a temptation these stories somehow invert.