At a Saturday session at the retreat, [New Democrat leader Rep. Ron] Kind acknowledged what had brought the lobbyists and lawmakers together.
But mindfulness is also about being kind and acknowledging how things are: to accept that it is normal to be tired and to get agitated".
And the movie is not all that deep, but it does go further than many of its kind in acknowledging the hurt and difficulty that are the deep wellsprings of any comedy worthy of the name.
"They were kind of acknowledging a lot of the real world fan reaction, not just what happened and how it was going to be resolved, but also the sexual tension between Watson and Holmes.
He's kind of acknowledging her as his equal, saying: 'She's the one who tried to make an immovable object like me transform.' DB: It's an amazing story, but keep talking, because I remember reading that Amba then changes into the male form, Shikhandi.
When we think about how we interact with others and how we reflect on human actions through history and politics, it "seems almost impossible … to engage, either in science or in action of any kind, without acknowledging this doctrine of necessity, and this inference from motives to voluntary actions; from characters to conduct" (ECHU 60).
Here, a relatively non-demanding reading is adopted: population thinking minimally involves seeking explanations at the level of populations of varying individuals, rather than that of homogeneous kinds; and acknowledging that the variation between individuals is "causally important" (Godfrey-Smith 2009: 11).
"The train started to move and everyone just kind of acknowledged it, eyeballed it for a second and then shrugged it off," Mr. Grimes wrote.
Emerging from the Steinway Street subway station, you enter a workaday urban reality, neither glamorous nor menacing, of a kind rarely acknowledged on either the large or the small screen.
What I will say is that the movie kind of acknowledges the problematic casting by using a head-clutching reversal of Get Out … and then it tries to sweep the whole thing under the rug.
