Sentence examples for but acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chomet said he was seeking not money but acknowledgment as a creative force behind the film.

But acknowledgment of American use of disproportionate firepower in war (in violation of one of the cardinal laws of war) is very much not a national project.

But acknowledgment of a nation's religious heritage is an issue of national identity, and need not interfere with the civil nature of its political processes.

Keating says he does not want honours or praise, but acknowledgment for "the economic and social progress" that took place under his governments.

As pointed out, not all of these patients will attempt to harm themselves, but acknowledgment of emotional distress should be a core aspect of modern cancer care, together with careful control of symptoms such as pain.

This was reinforced during discussions at a National Primary Care Research Networks conference at which there was recognition of the extraordinary value of the social (i.e. relationship) capital, intellectual capital and general know-how built up within the PCRN but acknowledgment that this was not articulated through any particular intellectual frame.

Chief among these, in my view, is the simple but humbling acknowledgment that ethnocentrism is a danger that confronts us all, but not one that should disillusion us from the pursuit of truth altogether.

But the acknowledgment is good".

— but his acknowledgment was duly noted.

But widespread acknowledgment of the influence is new.

But that acknowledgment needn't be financial, and it certainly shouldn't be contractual.