Sentence examples for smart to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

It's smart to acknowledge this, but can he get out in front of it?

Kennelly, long a pioneer among women surfers, said that at some point it was smart to acknowledge the differences between men and women.

It would have been honest and smart to acknowledge the original error and the pain it has caused - but Brown almost certainly vetoed such a piece of contrition.

It's not that either of these views of Wallace is false; even back in 1996 he often spoke of the valuable truths embedded in the shopworn homilies of Alcoholics Anonymous and of how hard it was for those who fancy themselves "smart" to acknowledge them.

Dave Anderson makes an excellent point in wondering whether Phil Mickelson was smart to acknowledge the cheers of the raucous Shinnecock Hills gallery on the 71st hole of last week's United States Open ("For Mickelson, Savoring Cheers Tips the Balance," June 21) before three-putting from five feet to lose the tournament by two strokes.

Well, "[title of show]" is definitely both, but at least it has the smarts to acknowledge it.

"They're smart enough to acknowledge they profit from massacres but can't find a way to unload those stocks?

Easterbrook is smart enough to acknowledge that the accelerating pace of innovation will create major disruptions in the organization of the global economy.

It may sound like a sweet idea to lasso the moon and bring it a little closer to your window, but the movie is smart enough to acknowledge that the meteorological implications of such tampering could be catastrophic.

The smart policy is to acknowledge this fact, just as Nixon's policy acknowledged the regional power of China.

For good measure, it is also smart and supple enough to acknowledge that lying is not all bad.