With 634 pages and many more acknowledgments, Mr. Pinck calculated the acknowledgment-per-page index at 0.62.
Writing a memoir is, for many, an acknowledgment that the living has given way to the remembering: a melancholy acceptance.
They raise the question of antidepressants – but don't know how to offer the simple help that many mourners need: acknowledgment and recognition of their loss.
The decision was seen by many as an acknowledgment of the rising concern over the safety of biotech crops.
When Belichick walked toward the tunnel, the crowd cheered loudly, eliciting so many waves of acknowledgment from Belichick that it appeared as if he were running for office.
The return of the Smolensk files was in many ways an acknowledgment of the important contributions Russia has made to the international art restitution effort.
Their focus on communication and good governance is in many ways an acknowledgment of the deficiencies of Pope Benedict XVI, who flew off in a helicopter to an unexpected retirement last week after a rocky eight-year tenure.
A fuller accounting of the abuses is beginning to take place in the courts, and in 1998 a former minister of Indian Affairs formally apologized for the residential school program, an acknowledgment many Native Canadians consider inadequate.
The recent suggestion by a bishop from the Vatican's office of sin and penance that globalization and modernity gave rise to sins different from those dating from medieval times seemed to many like an acknowledgment that the world is, indeed, changing.
This feature is, in many ways, an acknowledgment that most enterprises can't simply turn on a new security paradigm like BeyondCorp/Cloud Identity.
