Sentence examples for by first acknowledging from inspiring English sources

The virtual beatification of Diana that had occurred in 1997 was nowhere to be seen: those that did speak of her felt obliged to qualify their remarks by first acknowledging her flaws, describing her as "silly" or "difficult", a tacit recognition perhaps that the public view of the princess had changed.

Obama needed to earn the authority to tell hard truths, and that could only be done by first acknowledging the various grievances and perceived wrongs that have accumulated over the years, on all sides (in this way, the Cairo speech was the foreign equivalent to the speech on race that he gave in Philadelphia during the campaign, with many of the same rhetorical moves).

Combat temptation by first acknowledging that retailers are actively trying to tempt you when you are shopping.

He rejects the possibility of resultant luck by first acknowledging that a man who (by luck) succeeds in his plan to cause harm is responsible for more things than one who (by luck) fails to carry out an identical plan.

The SpaceX and Tesla CEO has responded to a comment on Twitter calling for him to take down the SpaceX, Tesla and Elon Musk official pages in support of the #deletefacebook movement by first acknowledging he didn't know one existed, and then following up with promises that he would indeed take them down.

You need to begin to change the way you think about yourself by first acknowledging how you feel.

In addressing the men, she dispelled their fears pre-suasively: first acknowledging their concern by admitting a weakness, which established her honesty for whatever she said next, and then following it with a strength that demolished the weakness.

This was first acknowledged by Reni [40] and afterward proposed by Tsallis [41], where the entropic index q characterized the degree of non extensivity of the considered system.

The outage began on Monday, June 19th, which also is when it was first acknowledged by Microsoft on its website.

Generally, it is still a young art form, having only been first acknowledged by the Futurists in the early 20th Century.

She was first acknowledged by name in April 1996 as Debra McMichael, the real-life wife of Nitro announcer Steve "Mongo" McMichael, and soon began appearing regularly as a valet for her husband as he transitioned to competing as a wrestler.