Sentence examples for obvious acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

There could not be a more obvious acknowledgement that she was pushed into resigning.

It sat at the top of Lostprophet's charts, with no obvious acknowledgement of Taylor Swift anywhere on the site.

How can the seemingly obvious acknowledgement that there are propositions — i.e., that beliefs have sharable objects which bear truth-values — commit us to there being mind-independent abstract entities?

It's a moment without rancour, without bitterness: a great sigh of relief at the inevitable acknowledgement of the obvious… it's time to go our separate ways.

The President's Jun. 26 acknowledgement of the obvious--that new taxes would have to be part of a budget agreement--followed a series of backstage meetings by key participants in the budget negotiations.

In 2012, the Spanish government awarded Cohen a Princess of Asturias Award in acknowledgement not of his obvious contributions to music, but to literature.

On completing it, I felt the influence of Ballard was so obvious that it had better be acknowledged – so I put Ballard's great novel Crash in the acknowledgements.

The obvious reason is that the move represents an acknowledgement that the economy is not growing as hoped.

While her physical change has been the most obvious and distracting, what has been going without acknowledgement is her attitude towards her music and artistic independence as a whole.

The acknowledgement of and response to global warming is an obvious example, but there are less obvious and more important lessons we can take from nature.

Iestyn Harris and Brian Carney are two obvious examples of how that two-tiered system used to work, with Carney's appearances forcing an acknowledgement that the team should really be known as Great Britain and Ireland, if that wasn't such a mouthful.