Sentence examples for point of acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Corporate leaders should also make a point of acknowledging their expertise and vouch for their competence.

Ms. Jaffe made a point of acknowledging her fans in the top balconies.

Ms. Franklin made a point of acknowledging not only her birthday — she turns 66 on Tuesday — but also Easter.

"We would sort of reach the point of acknowledging a mutual gayness but there was a point which you didn't go past," Daniels said.

But he made a point of acknowledging the unease of the families of fallen soldiers about the government's decision to endorse talks with the Taliban.

But, she said, inquires have since calmed, and those students and their families who do raise the issue of the crisis the school has faced have made a point of acknowledging that it was the making of neither the student body nor the admissions staff.

When we connect with the students in front of us by respecting them as people, listening to their point of view, acknowledging their difficulties and acting from a place of compassion, we end up being able to critique the assessments the students take, rather than the students themselves.

I want to note that I was polite to the point of ridiculous, acknowledging the challenge of putting together a diverse panel and joking about the time I had to chair a finance event (I work in funding) to ensure this.

Elton made a point of publicly acknowledging and thanking his longtime collaborator, poet and wordsmith Bernie Taupin.

For Collingwood, understanding the difference between truth and meaning is the starting point for acknowledging the autonomy of the sciences which study the mind (D'Oro 2004 and 2013).

There are many experiences to draw on, and they all point to the importance of acknowledging genocide and other serious crimes and the state's failure to protect its citizens.