Sentence examples for more acknowledgement that from inspiring English sources

If this sounds like faint praise, it's perhaps more acknowledgement that the crowning achievement is probably in mood and tone.

Today, there is more acknowledgement that when adopters and children meet in person, the emotional connection that can spontaneously arise may be a good predictor of a successful match.

It feels to me that the government is at risk of oversimplifying the needs of adoptees: any child going through adoption has a complicated set of circumstances, but over the last few years there has been more acknowledgement that love isn't enough, that there has to be more understanding of the child's ethnic and other needs at the centre of the story.

We all have genitalia, we all have sex, and I'd like to see less prudishness and more acknowledgement and celebration of that in media and advertising".

Carter is also vividly recalled here, by among others Anne Enright, who writes of her with a stark admiration all the more candid for her mordant acknowledgement that "the posture of the writer talking about great and previous writers is both grovelling and self-aggrandising".

Though something of a minor update in the grand scheme of things, the expanded support to include more third-parties is an acknowledgement that business users and individuals alike are working with files across a wider variety of platforms.

Though something of a minor update in the grand scheme of things, the expanded support to include more third-parties is an acknowledgement that business users and individuals alike are working with files across a wider variety of platforms.

In the short term, Dr Holmlund said, there was an acknowledgement that much more could be done with existing sensors and data to provide better information to the national Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres (VAACs) which issue the atmospheric warnings to the aviation sector.

An acknowledgement that, as it grows, it has become more unwieldy.

More acknowledgement of the importance of emotional well-being as an outcome that matters to families is needed.

Are there other women writers you believe deserve more acknowledgement?