Sentence examples for everywhere acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Tracing the phenomenon of modern fame from its rise in eighteenth-century London, Inglis, the Honorary Professor of Cultural History at the University of Warwick, seeks to explain why it is "everywhere acknowledged but never understood".

Indeed it was everywhere acknowledged that the post-invasion museum looters knew exactly where to go, what to take and what to smash.

California is full of drivers everywhere acknowledging each other by winks and less-friendly gestures, by glances in the mirrors, as they catapult down the freeways.

"Until adults everywhere acknowledge the right of all children to be vaccinated, several easily preventable diseases will continue to kill and cripple the future leaders".

First, government everywhere can acknowledge the importance of innovation for long-term growth.

It's a sea change that reflects a similar recent movement in Silicon Valley, and one that has inspired women everywhere to acknowledge their own stories on social media.

In her introduction to Queer, There, and Everywhere, Prager acknowledges how the term "queer" continues to change.

The importance of education was acknowledged everywhere, and every state strove to make education more relevant to personal and societal needs, to achieve greater equity, to lower the high wastage rates, and to improve quality.

Although "the European debt crisis is a big issue because it's affecting the confidence of C.E.O.'s everywhere," Mr. Nadal acknowledged, "business for us has been terrific," with a 24 percent increase in the first half in organic growth — revenue minus acquisitions and currency exchange — compared with the same period last year.

In the wake of the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, Black Lives Matter supporters are finding creative ways to make sure the movement is acknowledged everywhere.

Though he is followed by cameras nearly everywhere he goes, Mr. Bieber acknowledged the documentary process took some getting used to.