Sentence examples for generous acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

It could also have used a more generous acknowledgment of the hope Lindsay brought to minorities, the talent he drew to government, his passionate advocacy for America's cities.

Hooke would have been satisfied with a generous acknowledgment; it would have been a graceful gesture to a sick man already well into his decline, and it would have cost Newton nothing.

Clark, who paid generous acknowledgment to the inspiration of Peter Ackroyd's pyrotechnic style, joined him as a highflier, soaring through a dreamscape of her own imagining, yet grounding it in the bricks, mortar and mud of a well-researched past.

I was both pleased and flattered by Charlotte Higgins' generous acknowledgment of my discovery of the Virgilian Eclogue tag on the coins and medallions of the rebel Roman emperor Carausius and his regime in Britain (The 50p coin recalls the first, ill-fated Brexit, 31 October).

Poetry reminds me to be generous with acknowledgment, to advocate for others, and to stay the course.

In the din of applause that followed Bill Blass's runway show for spring 1999, the designer emerged at the end of the catwalk, one arm around each of his two chief assistants, a gesture of acknowledgment as generous as it was rare.

If he was clearly happy to divest himself of that millstone, then his acknowledgment of the generous applause from a sparse crowd was understated: but then he has always been an understated batsman.

Far from making grand claims, in a building in which the lobby and even the box office are named for donors, Mr. Kovner has not so much as attached his name to the collection, though there is an acknowledgment of his generous gift on the wall of the reading room.

Known for generous nods to other writers (he makes a kind acknowledgment of my own short book on the Kennedy assassination), King, in the course of "11/22/63," alerts readers to an additional case in point.

But the storm of protest the apology provoked from thalidomide victims and groups that represent them suggested that it had done little to assuage the anger and hurt accumulated over decades of campaigning for a full acknowledgment of thalidomide's harm, and for more generous compensation.

Green's only appearance came in the acknowledgment section, where she was thanked for her "generous advice".