Sentence examples for implicitly acknowledging from inspiring English sources

But he was also implicitly acknowledging the enormous political power of this choice.

Yet here is a site that clearly shows the Web's strengths while implicitly acknowledging its limits.

Knicks officials — implicitly acknowledging their mistake — shopped both Curry and Randolph before the February trading deadline.

Except that, as Friedman can't help implicitly acknowledging, they're not equally bad and equally good — not remotely.

Her last album, "I Look To You," avoids expressions of power, implicitly acknowledging that there are forces that might just prevent her immortality.

Implicitly acknowledging the breadth of the anxieties raised by the Liège attack, the Belgian authorities took pains to separate the case from any known terrorist or extremist movements.

Other farmers implicitly acknowledge their workers' illegal status.

This fact is implicitly acknowledged by White himself.

As even Scalia and Thomas implicitly acknowledged on Monday, that question exists.

But by instituting democratic reforms, albeit only on paper, they implicitly acknowledge the need to change.

His message implicitly acknowledged the growing deprivations in Iran's economy because of sanctions.