Sentence examples for minimal acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

In the early twentieth century there appeared a number of brief studies of Poulain's thesis about equality, perhaps reflecting contemporary discussions of the role of women in society and the emerging debate about women's right to vote, and Simone de Beauvoir provided a minimal acknowledgement of his significance by quoting one sentence from Égalité as an epigraph in Le deuxième sexe (1949).

That oration contained minimal acknowledgement of the recent elections, save for a half-hearted assurance that alternative Iraq War plans proffered by Congress were "carefully considered" before being summarily rejected.

Restrictions on the use of transferred cell lines should be minimal, but it is reasonable to insist on acknowledgement and even co-authorship where the originating laboratory has made a substantial contribution to the subsequent work.

Graham's acknowledgement of these turns consists of a minimal "yeah" and a sigh (lines 26 and 28).

Using the MIARS coding scheme, provider responses to patient concerns may include acknowledgement (A), an open-ended question for exploration (E), and/or minimal encouragement (ME) such as "Uh huh".

Belief in a psychological etiology was associated with skepticism in regards to the utility of fibromyalgia as a diagnostic label, acknowledgement that this was a difficult patient population to manage, and a greater likelihood of endorsing minimal clinical involvement.

Wilson and received an acknowledgement.

"Politics is about acknowledgement.

Their acknowledgement was vital".

"Minimal, minimal torture".

I smiled in acknowledgement.