All about Personality While Colman's blog was touted for its journalistic achievements, several others were acknowledged by at least two of our panelists.
They used to be hurled into skips by publishers after use, but are now demanded back by the artists, whose work is about to be acknowledged by an exhibition at London's the Victoria and Albert Museum.
It is something of a relief, then, to learn that Philip Larkin is at last to be acknowledged by Westminster Abbey with a stone in Poets' Corner because he, above all British post-War poets, is surely the Nation's Favourite.
At some point, the Line of Control might be acknowledged by both governments as an international border.
At one point a youngish collegiate type catches Maron's eye, in order to acknowledge and be acknowledged by him.
A customer order must eventually be acknowledged by the bookstore.
The crucial role of "The New Yorker's" first art editor, Rea Irvin, in the magazine's history was acknowledged by… AT THE GALLERIES about Chuck Close... Encountered in a gallery or here, on the printed page, the dimensions of this painting remain elusive.
The disconnect between the invitations to Stella McCartney's shows and the tone of the show itself has long been acknowledged by insiders at Paris fashion week.
The crucial role of "The New Yorker's" first art editor, Rea Irvin, in the magazine's history was acknowledged by Harold Ross at the outset, when he declared his desire to "get the prose of the magazine like the art".
It was acknowledged by those at the meeting that all too often the racial policies of the Rhodesias were confused with the emerging apartheid of South Africa, and Welensky himself claimed to refute these ideas when being interviewed by a South African newspaper.
