Sentence examples for know acknowledge from inspiring English sources

In this they are not unique: Many students I know acknowledge that such career talk is taboo.

Although everyone I know acknowledges the problem of digital distraction, there is surprisingly little resistance.

Furthermore, this film, more than any other I know, acknowledges that rock 'n' roll music and dancing were a melding of black and white talents, and that the black preceded the white.

An apt title for a Tolkien study might be the "Fields That We Know," acknowledging the sense of earthly topography and ordinary human identity which underpins his most grandiose scenes.

You know, acknowledging your partners impulses and responding to them.

As practising scientists or doctors we must be humble about what we know, acknowledging our (and our tools') fallibility.

I was a 20-something guy and, like nearly every man I knew, acknowledged that equal pay and career opportunities for women were long overdue.

("She knew," Jonah acknowledges. "She could divine latent rage").

The crime being investigated was not serious: that Mba had leaked information was known, and acknowledged.

Chekhov, in these early plays, knew and acknowledged the paper-thin fragility of it all and the unknowability of fate.

In his own words: In defending Mr. Clinton, he was known for acknowledging wrongdoing on the president's part but arguing that it was not an impeachable offense.