After a moment of contemplation, she softens the argument slightly, acknowledging the role of this generation of politicians in motivating future ones.
Inside the grand banqueting hall, Salmond gave pretty standard speech, tweaked only slightly to acknowledge the fact almost no one present could vote in September's referendum.
Last time I searched, the paper had been adjusted slightly to acknowledge recent advances in brain monitoring, but the message remained the same: just because a person appears to be unconscious, it does not mean they are.
Poets were unacknowledged then, by a vast majority of the population, and they are only slightly less acknowledged now.
Most people do know that St Francis of Assisi stood for: ecology and non-chauvinistic relationships to the plant and animal worlds; a preferential option for the poor; and (this may be slightly less acknowledged) an admirable and almost startling balance of gender justice and consciousness.
Making friends is good but if they are causing stress then it's best to just let go!!! Try to see who they are in the inside and if you truly don't like them, ignore them slightly but still acknowledge their personal value and dignity.
Although the fitted trend line the authors present appears to show that the level of support for the proposition "The government ought to reduce the income differences between rich and poor" slopes slightly downward, the researchers acknowledge that they can't statistically reject the hypothesis that it is actually flat i.e., that support for redistribution hasn't declined.
Although the fitted trend line the authors present appears to show that the level of support for the proposition "The government ought to reduce the income differences between rich and poor" slopes slightly downward, the researchers acknowledge that they can't statistically reject the hypothesis that it is actually flat — i.e., that support for redistribution hasn't declined.
A cat lifting her nose and tilting her head back slightly is saying "I acknowledge you".
"This paper may be slightly autobiographical," Tucker acknowledges.
The reporter replied, "You know that was a bus with Y.M.C.A. kids?" Only slightly ruffled, Kwasman acknowledged that he had made "a mistake," as did many amused headline writers ("ARIZONA POLITICIAN MISTAKES Y.M.C.A. CAMPERS FOR MIGRANT CHILDREN").
