Sentence examples for be to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
To do otherwise would be to acknowledge his vulnerability.
His strategy in the Mills case seemed to be to acknowledge the dismal facts and try to move beyond them.
To do so, Afghan politicians and analysts say, would be to acknowledge that Mr. Karzai is a lame duck.
To go with good grace would be to acknowledge the legitimacy of others' claims: those of colleagues or citizens.
A more accurate reading of his stance would be to acknowledge that Cosby played the very long game.
As a therapist, I can testify to how difficult it can be to acknowledge one's distress and to admit one's vulnerability.
"This is to acknowledge our existence," he says.
One is to acknowledge what you don't know.
One possibility here is to acknowledge different kinds of integrity.
Number seven is to "acknowledge the truth".
The important part is to acknowledge the introduction.
