Sentence examples for better to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

But in the meantime, better to acknowledge than deny them.

And who better to acknowledge that than someone who lived through the McGovern campaign?

Better to acknowledge that giving to charity is selfish, and keep on giving, all the same.

Better to acknowledge that the anger and frustration felt across the country, however fanatical and freighted, must find release, and it will do so in November.

"Madam, My superiors have instructed me to write, the better to acknowledge the kindness of your contribution, and to thank you.

Still, Jackson asks, "Why torment yourself and perhaps write against the grain?" Better to acknowledge, with Marcus Aurelius, that the quest for fame is "wholly vanity".

And what better way to acknowledge the unscientific nature of such superstitious behaviour than to make them tongue-in-cheek.

When we learn acceptance, she and her colleagues explain, we may be better able to acknowledge but disengage from difficult experiences like cringe-worthy judgment from others.

Perhaps we have too mechanically construed the apostle's axiom concerning "being a child" and then "putting away the things of a child". Perhaps we would be better off to acknowledge and to cultivate Wordsworth's paradox, that "the child is father of the man," thus giving true value and vigor to the natural interpenetration of emotion and analysis.

"I decided that controlled exposure was a much better approach, to acknowledge to her that bad things happen, but to tell her that when they do, look at all the people who are around you and me to help take care of us".

In Act 2, at times Aslan would have been better served to acknowledge limited sources rather than continue with epic conviction.