Sentence examples for degree of acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

This angered some in the ANC but Sachs, a former constitutional court judge and an architect of South Africa's post-apartheid constitution, said: "It had to involve a degree of acknowledgment by those who'd done terrible things, not only on the side of the regime but also members of the ANC, to which I belonged.

Being critical of any religious group (Jedi or otherwise) without a degree of acknowledgment of their right to believe is a good way to earn the ire of these serious Jedi.

In follow-up research with older children and adolescents that has yet to be published, Dr. Fehr and his colleagues have found a more nuanced understanding of fairness, an acknowledgment that some degree of inequality can make sense: The kid who studies every night deserves a better grade than the slacker.

At a more fine-grained level, our appreciation of particular effects—of color and composition, expression, narrative structure, and so on depends on the effects themselves but also on background acknowledgment of their degree of difficulty or innovation in the relevant medium.

She received a note of acknowledgment.

Bows of acknowledgment were performed and formal speeches were made.

That ruins it because it shows a sense of acknowledgment.

Any act of biography involves a degree of self-abasement; it is based on the tacit acknowledgment that the life you are rapt by is of more interest than your own.

At the same time, however, when medical consultants met with mothers to discuss the progress of surviving siblings, a degree of emotion work was seen as very important as an acknowledgment of their traumatic circumstances.

And I found an acknowledgment that all those technologies had been built with a high degree of trust as to how they would be used, and that that trust had been shaken.

Degree of reassurance: negligible.