Sentence examples for find acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

When King Abd al-Aziz, the founder of the modern kingdom of Saudi Arabia, who ruled from 1902 to 1953, set out to monopolize power, work with Western partners and find acknowledgment from the broader Muslim world, he felt the need to use Islamic reformism to weaken and moderate Wahhabism.

For now, the street corners are the best place to find acknowledgment of history.

You'll find no acknowledgment of Mr. Struzan's predecessors in his field, like Bob Peak and Richard Amsel, and only tantalizing glimpses of the poster artist Roger Kastel and the illustrators Ken Kelly and Greg Hildebrandt.

A visitor will not find official acknowledgment that by the time the elder Mr. Kadyrov rose to prominence, Chechnya and Russia had been at war, off and on, for nearly 10 years.

It is good, at a time when there is a danger of seeing Shakespeare too exclusively as an entertainer, to find an acknowledgment of the intellectual powers that pervade his work,..

I always find the acknowledgment and dedication pages to be tender beginnings to a book.

Surveying the news coverage, it was hard to find an acknowledgment that these were the people who stuck with Paterson after senior communications staffers resigned, unable to work for the governor in good conscience after it was revealed that he had a role in putting the kibosh on a domestic violence case, potentially putting the victim's safety at risk.

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.

This list, however, is extremely deceptive because, in order to find these religious acknowledgments, Federer had to pick and choose particular versions of many of the state constitutions.

In 1964 he went back to the form for "Topkapi," with its famous high-wire burglary scene -- a sequence that Mr. Dassin was surprised to find re-enacted without acknowledgment in Brian De Palma's 1996 "Mission: Impossible".

Baker found that public acknowledgment mattered even more than financial incentives over time.