Sentence examples similar to profound acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

And finally, it needs to find some way to guide the country out of this crisis – starting with a profound and sincere acknowledgement that the status quo before it was not good.

It also requires something more profound - an acknowledgement that America must be more creative than it has been in tackling its ethnic and economic divisions.

They will continue to be working insidiously, with no control and without any acknowledgement, but with profound implications.

This is long overdue acknowledgement of the profound denial of women's right to autonomy in this country".

The nomination this week of Kate Bush's latest album, 50 Words for Snow, for an Ivor Novello award is an acknowledgement of the profound influence she continues to exert.

In 1982, the Mount Sinai Alumni presented its most coveted award, the Jacobi Medallion, to Dr. Greenspan in acknowledgement of his profound professional achievements and his extraordinary service to the medical center and the Alumni.

But in the sense that the quartet is a project that only really works through a deep engagement of intellect and interest, and the acknowledgement that its most profound themes are continuously being developed and refined, it is demonstrably untrue.

As Benacerraf and Putnam (1964) have observed, the acknowledgement that supertasks are possible has a profound influence on the philosophy of mathematics: the notion of truth (in arithmetic, say) would no longer be doubtful, in the sense of dependent on the particular axiomatisation used.

It signals a welcome acknowledgement that often the drama that is most worth hearing does not need to shout to make a profound impact.

"Politics is about acknowledgement.

Their acknowledgement was vital".