Sentence examples for full acknowledgment that from inspiring English sources

First, we see the full acknowledgment that a change has transpired, with no effort to soft-pedal the previous stance.

Though she laments the end of the housewife, the eradication of public smoking, or the emergence of physical fitness, she does so with the full acknowledgment that such developments represent progress, at least for general health.

It is an acknowledgment that is now long overdue.

This unapologetic stance is characteristic of Heaney; if he insists on affirming the enduring decencies, what Wordsworth calls "the little, nameless, unremembered, acts / Of kindness and of love", it is in the full acknowledgment of the savagery that man is capable of visiting upon man.

Respirator use, it seems, would have been acknowledgment that the air near the spill was full of pollutants, and it would have been caught on camera, while BP was facing litigation from many corners.

A good place to start is with an acknowledgment that Americans are sending them a message.

"This move really is an acknowledgment that the boys have changed, from rambunctious moppets to full-fledged teenagers," Mr. Marsh said.

The school recently replaced its intramural tackle football program with flag football, a concession to growing concerns about the dangers of head injuries and an acknowledgment that many Lawrenceville students were not interested in the full-contact sport.

"I've never heard a full acknowledgment of the failure of the strategy, and I don't know how you can make something better if you don't acknowledge that it hasn't worked".

And Exxon's acknowledgment that the S.E.C. was asking about its climate-risk accounting gave further hope to proponents of fuller disclosure.

We have a tacit acknowledgment that an explanation is necessary.