Sentence examples for are acknowledging from inspiring English sources
verb
To admit the knowledge of; to recognize as a fact or truth; to declare one's belief in; as, to acknowledge the being of a god.
Some male leaders are acknowledging the need for change.
"But we are acknowledging that there is some need everywhere".
Finally, even Iranian officials are acknowledging that the case is baseless.
Other new developments around Portland are acknowledging the city's bicycle craze.
Antifluoride groups cite this as evidence that more people are acknowledging the dangers.
In various ways the festival choreographers are acknowledging City Ballet and its history.
Instead of looking at every application separately, admission officers are acknowledging them as clusters.
"If these anglers condemn me for that, they are acknowledging that fish feel pain".
Incumbents themselves are acknowledging that the issue of overhauling Albany now has resonance with voters.
But even the company's union-financed critics, like Wal-Mart Watch, are acknowledging progress, if grudgingly.
With this series, we are acknowledging that the Guardian has a problem with abuse and harassment.
