Sentence examples for easier to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

He was making soft soul in a time when it was easier to acknowledge the first part of that arrangement than the second.

As people become more open about their own experience of mental illness, it is slowly becoming easier to acknowledge and harder for politicians to ignore.

And though her father (Burghart Klaussner) is loving, his faith in science is no match for a wife who finds demonic possession easier to acknowledge than mental illness.

Many whites, while acutely aware of racism but also in denial of its prevalence, find it easier to acknowledge black rage and their fear of it, rather than their own feelings about being a part of such continuing injustice.

In their development processes of working practices, the educators highlight tacit information that is easier to acknowledge and conceptualize with the help of an outside mentor's questions and comments (e.g., Nonaka & Takeuchi, 1995).

This isn't easy to acknowledge, but it feels especially important after a year marked by several high profile accusations of sexual assault and domestic violence.

This is quite easy to acknowledge -- as long as it does not apply to ourselves.

Whilst it is easy to acknowledge the need for such conceptual changes in principle, it is far more difficult to change the practices and attitudes of the individuals involved.

They felt that they were not expected to discuss their illness, to express any complaint about it, or to visit a doctor at the first onset of symptoms, without having first attempted to solve the problem on their own: "It is not easy to acknowledge that I am ill.

Bringing a small but thoughtful hostess gift is an easy way to acknowledge your host's hospitality and to secure that future invite.

Of course it's easier for men to acknowledge sexism.