Sentence examples for otherwise acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Was there some sort of anger that I had not otherwise acknowledged?

Since then, numerous editions have incorporated and otherwise acknowledged corrections made by Joyce in notes and drafts.

The author is indebted to many people who were generous with their time and wisdom but who are not otherwise acknowledged in this survey.

But by speaking boldly and openly about a political reality that was not being otherwise acknowledged, rappers hit a nerve, and their music served as a call to arms for the budding protest movements.

Photographs, unless otherwise acknowledged, are by the authors of each chapter or by the editors.

His success in that realm is part of what makes him slippery for art historians, who might otherwise acknowledge a level of achievement that, for me, ranks with that of van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne, and Seurat.

"A First Amendment Scholar, Dogged by Free-Speech Fights" (news article, Oct. 22), about President Lee C. Bollinger of Columbia University, while otherwise acknowledging my admiration for his leadership, characterizes me as "unsure" about his leadership on free-speech issues.

This is where you validate what they've said — and note that validating doesn't mean you have to agree with it — by nodding, playing back what you heard, or otherwise acknowledging that you're picking up what they're putting down.

Trump did not tweet about or otherwise acknowledge the revelation on Monday night that prosecutors from the US attorney's office for the southern district of New York (SDNY) had issued a subpoena seeking a mountain of documents from his inaugural committee.

When someone speaks to you on the street, in the hallway, or as you enter a room or meeting, speak, nod, wave, tap dance, or otherwise acknowledge that you've heard them.

The anger was palpable as some screamed at the men, who sometimes laughed and took cellphone video of the protest, but otherwise rarely acknowledged the activists.