Sentence examples for reluctant acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
Inherent even in all the charges that he is "arrogant" and "egotistical" is a reluctant acknowledgment that he is highly intelligent.
Pryor's written acceptance of the award, however, shows a somewhat reluctant acknowledgment of his status as an icon: "It is nice to be regarded on par with a great white man — now that's funny!" he wrote.
The trigger for the dollar's rise against the euro was a reluctant acknowledgment on August 7th by Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the European Central Bank (ECB), that the bank's fear of a harder landing for the euro area was becoming reality.
That was an apparently reluctant acknowledgment of what everyone already knew: the festival had become a marketplace as well, and a frenzied one at that.
Despite the hate messages I have been receiving, overtime, with persistence and stubbornness, I seem to have gained a reluctant acknowledgment that I do actually believe in what I say.
Even reluctant Indonesia has nodded acknowledgment to the rights of 50m forest dwellers.
Despite these recent acknowledgments, the U.S. seems reluctant to use the solution for this festering problem.
He nodded in acknowledgment.
