Sentence examples for been able to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

What do I do really well that perhaps I haven't been able to acknowledge?

In fact, if it weren't for the Internet, I don't know if my father would have realized, or been able to acknowledge, that he was gay.

Lance was American, and though they had not been able to acknowledge him then, they had stored away their memory of him.

Has Elio been able to acknowledge, even to himself, his attraction to other men, or is the awakening of desire for a male a new experience for him?

It's unfortunate that in the century since the Balfour declaration the international community has never once been able to acknowledge the needs of the Palestinian people, and merely treated them as enemies of the Jewish faith.

Kagan is one of the smartest foreign-policy minds around, but his intelligence is not of the self-critical or curious kind; he's written many words about the war, but has never been able to acknowledge his own intellectual failures on Iraq (Kagan and I got into this exchange about whether such a thing as neo-conservatism even exists).

"You've got to be able to acknowledge, respect and understand that.

We should be able to acknowledge that Savile was an evil bastard who used his celebrity".

You need to be able to acknowledge that your job is just that, your job.

Especially on those days that suck, you need to be able to acknowledge that it sucks.

And finally I was able to acknowledge how ill I was.