Sentence examples for in which we acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Any evolution of God worthy of discussion is one in which we acknowledge the indwelling of divinity inseparable from nature.

Herein, we cover our pundit posteriors with the requisite "to be sure" paragraph in which we acknowledge that the wiseguys are called wise guys for a reason, and it's not entirely sarcastic.

A world in which we acknowledge the insights we receive from our families is a world that learns more.

The ways in which we acknowledge our existence dictates our karma.

With so many forces pushing fear, it's never been more important to reject the dangerous narrative of hate and pursue a different path in which we acknowledge that our futures are inextricably bound.

According to the philosopher Jay Bernstein, "trust relations provide the ethical substance of everyday living... Trust relations are relations of mutual recognition in which we acknowledge our mutual standing and vulnerability with respect to one another".

Also, our study did not account for the burden of indirect costs in our analyses, for which we acknowledge that these costs in the form of patients' and caregivers' time, as well as reduced physical and social functioning contribute to the overall burden of bladder cancer on society.

Importantly, the grouping at subtype level employed here has provided a valid null model against which deviations can be identified, thus laying the foundation for potential further analyses investigating virus- or host-specific attributes which may contribute to these deviations, which we acknowledge in the fifth paragraph of the Discussion.

As it proved, among my best memories of the filmmaking are the conversations (drunken or otherwise) I had with Fred, in which we both acknowledged, I think, that, different as film directors and novelists are, our abiding obsession was the same: the mysteries of storytelling - of timing, pacing and the exactly judged release of information and emotion.

Instead, they benefit from a little bit of online training — in which we discuss, among other things, acknowledging uncertainty and avoiding overconfidence.

Perhaps western minds are so trained to the secular communities in which we live, that we neglect to acknowledge the spiritual climate of many communities we work in and how meeting the spiritual needs of individuals may play an intrinsic role in aiding development.