Sentence examples for doesn't really acknowledge from inspiring English sources

"Debbie is a housewife in a world that doesn't really acknowledge or celebrate how hard and important that is as a role," adds Mat.

Though he doesn't really acknowledge it now, perhaps one result of seeing that shift in his own father was Ferrell's ambition for nothing more than a nice stable job and a family.

That Buddhists have much the same sense of superiority and arrogance as members of any other religion, Burkett doesn't really acknowledge.

(Never mind that not all victims are the sons of cops, a fact the author does not really acknowledge).

Though the show's creators presumably meant to convey the incongruity of that juxtaposition, they don't really acknowledge how creepy and masochistic Charity's situation is.

But such local responses don't really acknowledge the broader, global causes of migration – factors which become more apparent when you visit Agadez.

The word "lie" is so broad that it's hard to imagine that any test, even one that probes the brain, could detect all forms of deceit: small, polite lies; big, brazen, self-aggrandizing lies; lies to protect or enchant our children; lies that we don't really acknowledge to ourselves as lies; complicated alibis that we spend days rehearsing.

"If you talk to a Facebook engineer, or a Google engineer they don't really acknowledge the feedback loops that they engender with their algorithms.

Most Tin Tin fans don't really acknowledge that book as part of the series though.

He also didn't really acknowledge the issue of industry sexism, except to dismiss objections to questions about red carpet fashion directed at actresses.

Because you think you know how to write but there is a whole lot of white noise that you don't really acknowledge.