Sentence examples for rather than acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Rather than acknowledge the reality of privilege, most people create narratives to justify their accomplishments.

He cried foul on Wednesday, rather than acknowledge Messi.

Rather than acknowledge his own part in this debacle, Izvolski simply denied that there had been any agreement at all.

When there is success, as Mr Vatikiotis points out, clients prefer to take the credit themselves rather than acknowledge the role of the mediation.

"Rather than acknowledge that reality and move on, the C.F.T.C. has clung to its baseless presumptions and manufactured charges of wrongdoing that are supposedly connected to Mr. Corzine".

Rather than acknowledge Mr. Bradley's criticism that Mr. Gore had distorted his positions, Mr. Gore said only: "I have tremendous respect for Bill Bradley.

Companies such as Google and Facebook would prefer to denounce state surveillance practices rather than acknowledge the myriad ways they facilitate such encroachments.

But the chair umpire did not see Henin-Hardenne, and Henin-Hardenne kept quiet during the argument rather than acknowledge putting up her hand.

Rather than acknowledge that they had enjoyed 30 years behind the wheel, they declared that they had never really had their turn in the first place.

Mrs. Rivera did not flinch under sometimes withering cross-examination, often insisting on explaining previous answers rather than acknowledge any contradictions.

The Catholic recusants, who huddled in priest-holes rather than acknowledge the monarch as supreme governor of the church, will be smiling a little grimly, too.