Sentence examples for not often acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a fact not often acknowledged that interviews are pretty predictable.

"I can see the influence of his work in so many collections, and yet it is not often acknowledged and still seems unknown to many".

According to local film archivist and author Gary Lacher, the Oregon Theatre's record as the longest continuously operating adult cinema in Portland is "not often acknowledged publicly" and represents "the last holdout of an era", referring to the prominence of adult film screenings in Portland.

We may not often acknowledge them, but without sanitation workers, we'd all be pretty screwed.

So it would seem that while Led Zep's later adaptation of already-released music was in keeping with a well established and widespread practice, they were the exception in that they did not often acknowledge the original sources.

One of the consequences that isn't often acknowledged, however, is that the more dispersed power is, the more dependent you are on extra-constitutional institutions, such as political parties, as an organizing vehicle to get things done.

But there's one special quality to that role we don't often acknowledge: that mothers can get away with saying things that no one else is allowed to.

But, if you look at my case, you cannot help but think, 'Really?' " In the years since 9/11, Americans have arrived at an informal consensus that we don't often acknowledge: we tolerate, to one degree or another, curbs on our civil liberties in order to stop those who would do us harm.

We don't often acknowledge that it's absurd to expect a Presidential candidate to be both original on a daily basis and ubiquitous, so, as long as voters expect to see their candidates face to face, the stump speech endures.

Sadly the Times doesn't often acknowledge excellence in the techno DJ category.

Of course, there are many parts of the South that are systematically flawed in ways we don't often acknowledge.