Sentence examples for blunt acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
The e-mail message is a blunt acknowledgment of what often appeared in the fine print of Goldman's marketing materials.
And in its own way the album itself is deliberately self-subverting, troubling its smooth, pleasing surfaces with the blunt acknowledgment of some rough, unpleasant facts.
It was a blunt acknowledgment that Mr. Santorum's last-minute, conservative-fueled surge in Iowa was likely to spill over into New Hampshire, where aides to Mr. Romney expect him to win decisively.
But this year, many House candidates are deciding not to mention their service here, a blunt acknowledgment of the dim view that a vast majority of voters have of Congress.
The government of Dubai said Wednesday that it had asked its banks for a six-month stay on its schedule of debt repayments, in a blunt acknowledgment of the once-booming Middle Eastern emirate's financial woes.
But even his vague comments last week about his openness to new revenues to resolve the fiscal impasse — and about a desire to work on some sort of immigration reform legislation, in a blunt acknowledgment of his party's weakness among Hispanic voters — got immediate pushback from some members, including Mr. Fleming and Representative Steve King of Iowa.
Saying that Mr. Lodhi had overstepping his authority, Mr. Gilani objected to the blunt statement, a public acknowledgment that while the intelligence services are technically answerable to the prime minister, they are widely perceived to act independently of civilian control.
He nodded in acknowledgment.
No public acknowledgment.
This needs broader acknowledgment.
