Sentence examples for incomplete acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
So to call Mr. Lewis simply a Freedom Rider is to give incomplete acknowledgment to his political struggles.
President Bush's remarks to Yale graduates included an astonishing, but incomplete, acknowledgment of his own privileged life story: "To those of you who received honors, awards and distinctions, I say, well done.
(Week in Review, May 13): Your lexicon of medical argot is incomplete without an acknowledgment that such lingo (including several of your examples) was first introduced to the public more than 20 years ago in Samuel Shem's novel "The House of God".
But "The Weight of the Nation," which is billed as a wake-up call about an American obesity epidemic, would be incomplete without an acknowledgment of the billions of dollars that are spent to promote unhealthy foods on television and on the Internet.
The new review, which was initiated in 2009, is an acknowledgment by the government that previous efforts to return looted property were incomplete.
It stands for Genuine Economic and Monetary Union, a term used in the conclusions of the past two E.U. summit meetings in a tacit acknowledgment that the common currency created by the 1992 Maastricht Treaty was flawed and woefully incomplete.
He nodded in acknowledgment.
No public acknowledgment.
This needs broader acknowledgment.
Is this an adequate acknowledgment?
