Or at least some acknowledgment of the artifice.
But it is better that some acknowledgment is given than none.
I think it demands some acknowledgment that, "There but for the grace of God go I".
Some 24 hours after his death it was baffling to attend a performance – of Nabucco – without some acknowledgment of him.
But he was a solid actor in the late '50s and '60s, and those gifts deserve some acknowledgment.
However, I missed some acknowledgment of their varied musical backgrounds (classical, Chicago blues, folk, flamenco, jazz), which provided such brilliant syncretism in the Doors' eerie sonic landscape.
Requiring some acknowledgment of wrongdoing by defendants is likely to result in fewer settlements and more trials, which are costly for an agency already laboring under budgetary constraints.
But it felt a bit unsettling to be reveling in these tunes, lively or lamenting, without some acknowledgment that things are rough in Istanbul at the moment.
Well, no — and, in fact, the word is getting some acknowledgment from one of the English language's most august reference volumes.
Without some acknowledgment that the S.E.C.'s allegations have a basis in fact, Citigroup had agreed to pay $285 million to dispose of a case quickly.
