Sentence examples for the acknowledging from inspiring English sources
verb
To admit the knowledge of; to recognize as a fact or truth; to declare one's belief in; as, to acknowledge the being of a god.
I strongly encourage students to read the "Acknowledging... .. document carefully; it's quite informative.
So by all means, now that the right-wing populists in Congress have acquiesced to doing their jobs and not blowing up the global financial system, let the acknowledging begin!
Ashbery has said he first read Rimbaud when he was 16, and he clearly took to heart the young poet's declaration that "you must be absolutely modern" — absolute modernity being, as Ashbery says in his preface, "the acknowledging of the simultaneity of all of life, the condition that nourishes poetry at every second".
They neither signify the social acts we commonly associate with these terms, nor do they signify the acknowledging of some good or the rejection of some disvalue.
But when I asked him to reexamine them and the process by which they were created, he protected them instead of the acknowledging the problem with the process.
A ceremony is the acknowledging and affirming and blessing the simple and lovely miracle of these two persons, alive on earth at the same moment, pledging to live all the remaining moments of life together.
The acknowledged legislator.
The transmitting node retransmits the acknowledged packets.
The Mets acknowledge the past.
The N.H.L. acknowledged the error.
The prosecutors acknowledged the challenge.
