In each case, the person acknowledged the new feature, tapped 'cancel', and went about their business as before.
The person acknowledged that it would take "a few years" for Discovery's full investment to be recouped, and noted that it was earning interest in the meantime.
A similar process took place in the formulation of Christological belief by the council of Chalcedon (451), which defined Christ as "one person, acknowledged in two natures, unconfusedly, unchangeably, indivisibly, inseparably".
It was like that Fawlty Towers episode when John Cleese runs around yelling: "Don't mention the war!" Only one person acknowledged my bereavement, as we were buying our sandwiches one lunchtime.
Though the person acknowledged his debt, he never planned to pay him back (interview record 20090811 – SWJ).
Confession, in criminal law, a statement in which a person acknowledges that he is guilty of committing one or more crimes.
And so, in "Nancy Drew Girl Detective," the new Simon & Schuster series, Nancy relates her adventures in the first person, acknowledges her flaws, and shows herself to be a more empathetic and inclusive soul than the old Nancy.
I saw no cosmetic surgeons advertising their services here – typically commenters suggest users improve their appearance by smiling more or cutting their hair – but I did see the occasional post from a young person acknowledging they have BDD.
Our generations are so often pitched against each other that having an older person acknowledge how difficult things are is not only an unexpected succour, but confirmation that we are not just a bunch of whiny, entitled special snowflakes who don't know we're born, but a generation that is slowly being robbed.
James Kraft agrees, arguing that when a person acknowledges that those with whom she disagrees are equivalently informed and capable and have made no obvious mistakes in reasoning, this person's confidence in her perspective is rightly reduced (Kraft, 2007).
