Sentence examples for make them acknowledge from inspiring English sources

That they were brought to justice did not satisfy Blumenfeld; she wants to confront them herself, to shake them up and make them acknowledge their wrong.

With his fanciful pet-store-cum-restaurant, Banksy sought to arrest casual passers-by and, perhaps, make them acknowledge their inhumanity.

These women were concerned about increasing cancer anxiety and felt that the chances of experiencing side effects would make them acknowledge their risk at times when they would not otherwise have done so.

This can at least make them acknowledge you, even for a second.

I don't think that we are "feeding the trolls" by replying to them and making them acknowledge the wilful ignorance – and, in some cases, overt racism – of their critiques.

From this perspective, teachers will only be able to know the reference framework of their students by making them acknowledge it when faced with questions that require complex explanations.

Facebook claims it's doing its best to protect them by making them acknowledge the risks by confirming the dialogue window, pictured above, that states: "Did you know that public posts can be seen by anyone, not just people you know?

The report says such language can make them reluctant to acknowledge their addiction and can ultimately delay treatment. .

Talking about the potency of the austerity and cuts narrative peddled by politicians – that there is no choice and that "we are all in this together" – coupled with the misguided mantra that helping people via welfare systems will only make them more dependent, Reich acknowledges how hard it is to effectively counter the dominant spiel propping up austerity.

"I am always trying to find a way to make them my own but still acknowledge and keep the integrity of her music".

One ODN from South Africa stated: "...they are not nurses in their hearts...how can we make them nurses?" The IDNs also acknowledged that nurses traditionally joined the profession as they saw it as a 'passport to the world'.