Sentence examples for graciously acknowledges from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the show graciously acknowledges many of the creative helpers without whom he could not have pulled off his various printmaking exploits.
The current editor in chief of Wired, Chris Anderson, whose recent book Free argued that the plunging cost of distributing electronic information to large numbers of people means that more things can be provided for free, is the inheritor of this tradition and graciously acknowledges the debt.
No mere curmudgeon, Plait goes out of his way to point out the good astronomy mixed in with the bad and graciously acknowledges his own occasional mistakes.
Every four years the losing candidate -- whether the incumbent or a presidential hopeful -- graciously acknowledges, and concedes the election to the president-elect.
During trials, he makes a habit of graciously acknowledging opponents when he thinks they make a fair point.
But he is, to use a fashionable term, an excellent aggregator, drawing on and graciously acknowledging the research of others.
I called Driver's attention to this misunderstanding, and he has graciously acknowledged it in a communication to me.
But yesterday he graciously acknowledged the presence of two former police commissioners from the Giuliani's administration, William J. Bratton and Howard Safir.
But I also know that restaurants can — and should — do a much better job of graciously acknowledging policies that inconvenience customers and diplomatically explaining why those policies exist.
First up was the assistant chief of mission at the American embassy, James Keith, graciously acknowledging Mr. Robinson's hurried apology, and reminding everyone that American statements, both by Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had been critical of the Taliban.
On Saturday Mr. Carter graciously acknowledged the work done on his behalf by the New York Philharmonic during a conversation with Matías Tarnopolsky, the orchestra's vice president for artistic planning.
