Sentence examples for overt acknowledgement from inspiring English sources
There is no overt acknowledgement in Uganda, for example, of the tangible benefits of remittances to development, which can clearly be seen in the local economies of towns like Lira, in northern Uganda, where success is not down to government or international donor investment.
When there is an overt acknowledgement of America's domestic divisions, as when Tommie Smith and John Carlos gave the black-power salute at the 1968 Olympics, we tend to act badly; the unfairness and even cruelty of the response to Smith and Carlos has only really been recognized in recent years.
The one overt acknowledgement of the passage of time came with a quick lyric change in his performance of "I'm the Greatest," which, he told the crowd, "was written for me... long ago, by John Lennon".
The secret that emerges repeatedly (as at the end of this episode) is that for Hannah, the artist in the group, maturation is not a subordination of self but a more overt voracity a forthright acknowledgement and declaration of her desires (even, and especially, ones that seem out of synch with her self-image).
Embedded in Mr. Bush's remarks as he inches ever closer to the White House are subtle acknowledgements of the perils of a Bush presidency and overt efforts to sidestep them.
"Politics is about acknowledgement.
Their acknowledgement was vital".
Some references are overt.
