Sentence examples for not acknowledged enough from inspiring English sources

Strappado, drowning, sexual abuse, beatings, stress positions, loud music, stuffing people into boxes, sleep deprivation, but also -- and this is not acknowledged enough as torture -- threats to send prisoners to countries where they would face further abuse (in the film, Israel).

In an interview, Vidra acknowledged his remark was unfortunate and said he made a mistake in "not acknowledging enough how much the traditions of the institution matter to me".

We don't acknowledge this enough, but sometimes the best startups are built in nontraditional ways through bootstrapping or finding a few strategic angel investors.

Can he truly be willfully ignorant enough to not acknowledge the huddled masses at the bottom of the hill just because he started his climb half way up?

While the statement "this is my time" is certainly true -- it is about her -- conception and birth also involve another living entity, a child, and it seems this doctor and much of the article do not acknowledge this other perspective nearly enough.

At a media conference, Abbott described Phillip as "the founder of modern Australia" but "we don't know enough about him" or "acknowledge his contribution sufficiently".

Jeannie Peeper, the main character in Carl Zimmer's Atlantic piece, "The Girl Who Turned to Bone," suffers from a different kind of illness whose consequences are not widely enough acknowledged.

Though he's convinced his approach works, he acknowledges not having enough data yet to document its effectiveness.

Gregor is shrewd enough to recognize that his angry son still loves him, but not brave enough to acknowledge his own love for his son.

Wages are rising, the Marxists acknowledge, but not fast enough.

Susuana Antubam, the NUS women's officer, said most universities are not doing enough to acknowledge and confront the problem, even when their students highlight the issues through their unions and NUS initiatives.