Sentence examples for remarkable acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
It is a remarkable acknowledgment, considering the medical and financial stakes in play.
For this logic now to be publicly adopted by the Sec. of Defense is a remarkable acknowledgment of its accuracy, since he favored bombing initially & supported nearly every step in its escalation - until recently.
He makes a remarkable acknowledgment of the US role in taking out Mossadegh,the democratically elected president of Iran, who was deposed in a CIA-led coup in 1953.
He veers between frustration with the deliberations at the Guardian, his journalistic home at the time, and acknowledgment of the "remarkable speed and boldness" with which it published, despite pressure from two governments.
The broader implication is that service to one's country demands acknowledgment, respect, and -- with remarkable frequency -- a reconsideration of minority rights.
What was clearer was his acknowledgment — rare for a pope, and thus remarkable — of the church's worst-kept secret: a priesthood populous with gay men, even at the zenith.
It is "remarkable," Mr Deigh observes, "that Alito's opinion, though opening with an acknowledgment that the case is one of first impression, is devoid of any attempt to understand from Ledbetter's perspective...at what point someone in her situation would realize that she had been the victim of sex-based discrimination in pay".
That the acknowledgment had occurred at all, after so long, was remarkable.
Beloved continues to be Morrison's masterpiece, though acknowledgment is rarely made of the strong similarities between Beloved and Corregidora, a remarkable novel by Gayl Jones, which Morrison edited – some say co-wrote – when she worked at Random House in the 70s.
He nodded in acknowledgment.
