Sentence examples for suggested acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"People know more about this case and the details of it than probably any other case in US history," Brown suggested, acknowledging that the case of Steven Avery, the subject of Making a Murderer, Netflix's new true-crime mega hit, may come close.

Reviewer #3 suggested acknowledging the broader literature, noting that baselines are difficult to define for the hippocampus.

Thus, we suggest acknowledging the potential for inequitable access as occurring along a continuum ranging from inequities that could be tolerated in varying degrees, to intolerable, possibly amounting to discrimination.

In the report from that workshop, we suggested that acknowledging the kinds of dynamics discussed in this article could help to develop more productive discussions (Jefferson et al, 2014b, pp. 46, 48).

One prominent media scholar suggests that acknowledging flaws may actually build trust with an audience.

Experts suggest that acknowledging negative emotions allows them to dissipate faster than denying them, so if your teen boy is feeling sad or angry (and these things will happen!), let him know you understand he's experiencing those emotions.

Wooden crates containing rifle and machine-gun ammunition, seen below, bore that same label, suggesting an acknowledged state-to-state transfer of ammunition in an aid program.

I suggest you acknowledge these families.

Results suggest researchers acknowledge benefits for young people who participate in research, but also be mindful of the potential for distress among the most at risk youth.

Gailey's concoction of the asthma attack, which Polanski acknowledged, suggested that she was trying to escape from him.

Given the commercial struggles of the club, there was persistent speculation that the team might be moved (Philadelphia was often suggested), and Garber acknowledged that relocation was considered.