Religion is not a subject that lends itself to objectivity, and the book has its prejudices, yet they are always acknowledged.
It was always acknowledged that she did much of the research for him, but Lord seemed to think it went further than that.
Thus his engagement with Buddhism was always acknowledged as raising questions for and providing insights into Christianity, and, almost incidentally, in relation to his own Anglican/ Episcopalian faith.
The Two Towers was always acknowledged by the crew as the most difficult film to make, as "it had no beginning or end", and had the additional problem of inter-cutting storylines appropriately.
She's always acknowledged her fellow artists, though, both their performances and their songs, so it's appropriate that this show is a kind of roll call for those she has admired.
Having drawn their first two group games, and lost a rebellion competition with the French (that should go down as an official Fifa result), England managed to shake off what is always reverentially acknowledged as "the weight of expectation" – a weight somehow shouldered by players of other football-crazy nations, but there we go.
Schaap is always apologizing, acknowledging his long-windedness, his nudnik tendencies.
It is paradoxical that while Aristophanes' play is almost always acknowledged reverently in criticism as a powerful antiwar play, a call for unity among men (not to mention among men and women), it is almost always presented with an emphasis on sex farce.
The world has acclimated to the fact that people might go online to find a mate, but there are fewer formal avenues through which to find friends, perhaps because friendship is not always acknowledged as something that people have to go out in search of.
