Sentence examples for at once acknowledged from inspiring English sources

It was a paragraph which at once acknowledged that writers would lose out and demonstrated how little it understood or cared about Australia's cultural situation.

His immanent, or "realized," millennium at once acknowledged and embraced history, but it also argued that the battle that really mattered had already been fought on the spiritual plane, where God had triumphed.

If there is one complaint about NJN as a service, it is the duplication of programming, something Ms. Christopherson at once acknowledged but largely dismissed as a function of public television all over the country.

If any Republican can defend conservative principles and policies, at once acknowledging Bush's failures while pivoting to present his own biography and agenda to the voters, McCain can.

But how can anyone, however gifted, devise a plan that will at once acknowledge the worst attack in our country's history, rebuild 10 million square feet of office space for which there is no discernible market and renew Lower Manhattan?

Laughter at once acknowledges and expresses (or performs, since it is "all that remains physical in the flash of thought") the idea that the absurdity of the human condition is not relative - the product, sometimes comic, sometimes tragic, of social and cultural difference - but absolute.

It may well be that what our society also requires is some kind of slow news, a manner of reporting present events that will at once acknowledge the novel situation, and also redress the balance between the ancient history before the web and a monstrous - and babyish - present.

So innovative were the stagings of Wieland Wagner that they seemed effortlessly to at once acknowledge and transcend the past and its controversies.

"I was always off-beat," he once acknowledged, "way ahead of what was going on at the time".

Actual facts that were once acknowledged by the Pres.

Ramis kept quiet, for once, acknowledging his masterliness.