Sentence examples for own acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Beck's version of American history relies on lessons from his own acknowledged inspiration, the late right-wing writer W. Cleon Skousen, and also restates charges made by the Birch Society's founder, Robert Welch.

Just five months after Egypt's president assumed power from the military, the cascading crisis revealed the depth of the distrust for the central government left by decades of autocracy, two years of convoluted transition and his own acknowledged missteps in facing the opposition.

Add hard-boiled reason to my own acknowledged biophilia.

Right or wrong, the meaning they derive from it cannot be revised or reversed except perhaps by their own acknowledged superiors.

According to one study, self-forgiveness is the ability to "abandon self-resentment in the face of one's own acknowledged objective wrong, while fostering compassion, generosity, and love toward oneself".

Parents can also draft their own, acknowledging whom their child will be traveling with and citing the dates of the trip.

Even Avram, who is developing a fat-melting laser of his own, acknowledges that "historically, the field has a strong commercial spirit, but not a tremendous scientific one".

After reading Mr. Cipel's statement, Mr. Lowy read one of his own, acknowledging that there had been discussions with the governor's office in the days leading up to Mr. McGreevey's resignation.

Closely tied to the need for more opportunities to share their own wider perspectives on care with colleagues, was another, to have their own professionalism acknowledged.

"We contributed to our own downfall," acknowledged Stubbs.

The village's losses — and his own — he acknowledged, were daunting.