Sentence examples for implicit acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

Innovation always involves at least an implicit acknowledgment that you were wrong about something before.

This diffusion was also an implicit acknowledgment that to participate in an execution is to risk being tainted.

The second result was the implicit acknowledgment that the state was responsible for the care of its documentary heritage.

On one level, the campaign is an implicit acknowledgment that combating climate change is an intrinsically hard sell.

That was an implicit acknowledgment of the skepticism held by Mrs. Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, toward multilateral trade agreements.

The novel move is an implicit acknowledgment that Mr. Gore still has difficulty conveying his humanity to voters.

Driving the Risor festival is an implicit acknowledgment that every performance musicians give is, in a way, a performance in progress.

Could the acknowledgment implicit in the new law, that we should know what goes into making our food, be the thin end of the wedge?

He did, however, concede that the just-released title The Book of Jezebel was "very funny" at times, an implicit, if inadvertent, acknowledgment that feminism and humour go hand in hand.

For Mr. and Mrs. Genender, a couple in their 30's who live with their three children on the Upper East Side, that hour at their lawyer's office was the uneasy, and possibly inevitable moment familiar to trust and estate lawyers everywhere: an implicit, if grudging, acknowledgment of mortality.

Such work disregards the sense of value acknowledgment that is implicit in architectural conservation and neglects the importance of material conservation.