An insert stitched inside the cover of the match programme was the only way of acknowledging the events of last Friday.
The key to survival is accepting our own insignificance: "It is not only a matter of acknowledging it, we must love insignificance, we must learn to love it… in all its obviousness, all its innocence, in all its beauty".
Ms. Franklin made a point of acknowledging not only her birthday — she turns 66 on Tuesday — but also Easter.
In other parts of the world where he is celebrated, this is unfathomable; only the English seem incapable of acknowledging the brilliance of one of our own without trying to rummage about in his life for something innocent that can be twisted into an all-consuming fault, for something that will somehow prove how mediocre he was all along.
She's long been more hawkish than Obama; she initially supported the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, only to acknowledge later that it was a mistake, and she urged the president to intervene more forcefully in Syria.
Whether or not they ultimately win this battle, they have forced the rulers of China not only to acknowledge but to begin to address years of corruption, neglect & misrule.
The Prose of the World established that there was a single source behind all acts of expression, which made them commensurable to language, only to acknowledge the specificity of language in a manner similar to Sartre's.
There is no doubt that civil registration processes need to be improved, not only to acknowledge the distress of bereaved relatives but also in terms of the infrastructure, accessibility, and quality of the records (6).
That unity of purpose was unmistakable and slightly intimidating as they left the Headingley dressing room for the team bus on Saturday evening, pausing only to acknowledge the congratulations of a few hundred lingering supporters.
In particular, the defense may adjust its questioning of Mr. Quattrone, who appeared to create a credibility problem when he denied under questioning by his lawyers that he had nothing to do with the allocation of stock offerings, only to acknowledge under cross-examination that he did play a role.
