Sentence examples for learning to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

The real task is learning to acknowledge how difficult it is to make the transition from who you look like in your mind's eye (a perky young professional?) to whom you have actually begun to look like (your mom?).

During her speech, Clinton said the United States should not delay taking action against racism, learning to acknowledge implicit bias and reforming its criminal justice system because "every child deserves the same sense of security".

But first let's make clear what mindfulness actually is: mindfulness is the method of being aware of one's thoughts, learning to disengage from them – if negative – by placing oneself in the present moment, learning to acknowledge the "bad" thoughts and do something different with them.

Learning to acknowledge your own great efforts helps open doors, models confidence for other women, and can boost mood besides: A Harvard study found that talking about yourself triggers the same sensation of pleasure in the brain as eating good food or being paid.

Learning to acknowledge and confront the racism in our daily lives lies at the core of Young Jean Lee's bristling and sarcastic comedy, Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven (which recently received its Bay area premiere as a co-production by Crowded Fire Theater and the Asian American Theater Company).

It is commendable for an institution of higher learning to acknowledge a few of our unsung, underpaid, underappreciated heroes: classroom teachers.

In doing so, we must learn to acknowledge- nay embrace- its innate goodness, decency and beauty.

Of course, we've learned to acknowledge the economic importance of fashion.

Regarding the Indians as savages, she also learned to acknowledge their humanity, and to negotiate and bargain with them.

Prisoners had to learn to "acknowledge their guilt" before any therapeutic work could begin, and if prisoners denied their guilt then they could not enrol on the course.

As I learned to acknowledge the abuse and to cope with the fallout, I made some unexpected connections, found good friends, found strong mentors, found help, found my voice again and built a happier, more free life.