Sentence examples for fitting acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

That would be fitting acknowledgment of one of the most profound movements in human history.

Halpert's oldest son, Yehuda, was a senior captain on the team and said, "To have that end my college career was a very subtle but very fitting acknowledgment of what the last four years of playing had been".

He was elected a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy in 2001, and became its president in 2004, a fitting acknowledgment of the significance of Wales in his life.

But it is reasonable and a fitting acknowledgment of the late artist's gifts to recognise and admire how intently he drew on his pain to make something to entertain others.

Donvan and Zucker take a generally disengaged position on this matter, blandly approving the acknowledgment of "the dignity of individuals who are different by virtue of fitting the label in some way".

It may seem odd for the author of a book on human genetics and heredity to thank his travel agent in the acknowledgments, but in the case of this hybrid work of science and cross-country reportage it's a fitting gesture.

Also, more research is needed to see how the acknowledgment of potentially important limitations fits with the claims made in an article, for example about the effectiveness of a medical intervention or about the measurement properties of a patient-reported outcome.

The festival's mission to "showcase raw queer talent" through "a live and loud acknowledgment that our people do not fit into the simple stereotypes projected onto us by mainstream culture" is perhaps a tall order -- but the team who pulled off year one has since grown, and they are about to top themselves.

But as a former fat person, I would welcome the long-overdue acknowledgment of another unpopular truth -- not every fat person fits the stereotype of coming from a "miserable" family "that created a hole" in her soul "that she tried to fill with food".

During his incarceration the Royal Academy of Arts saw fit to make him an Honorary Royal Academician as a sign of our support and acknowledgment of his work.

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