Sentence examples for the acknowledgments of from inspiring English sources

Butterfly," and was cited in the acknowledgments of Arthur Golden's 1997 novel "Memoirs of a Geisha".

In the acknowledgments of "The Jameses," Lewis begins with a paragraph expressing "a very large and special debt of gratitude" to Milch.

In the acknowledgments of this slim, satisfying crime novel, Colin Harrison credits a friend, a cultural Sherpa who led him through the "socioeconomic contours of Mamaroneck, N.Y".

Ever the deadpan comedian, Michel Houellebecq includes in the acknowledgments of the British edition of his new novel, a brief but perfectly straight thank-you to Wikipedia.

In the acknowledgments of his book "No Apology," Mr. Romney wrote that Mr. Senor sharpened his "appreciation of the dangers presented by the shift in our foreign policy".

In the acknowledgments of "The Audacity of Hope," published while Obama was in the Senate, he wrote that Samantha Power "combed over each chapter as if it were hers".

Wisdom, for Hume, begins with the acknowledgment of uncertainty — of the limits of what we know.

The acknowledgment of the religious wedding will "lead to chaos", according to Doumbia.

Even the phrasing of the "acknowledgment of traditional lands" raises immense difficulties of basic meaning.

Because conservatism is, to a considerable extent, the acknowledgment of realities.

Is Haiderism to be seen, alarmingly, as a hostile reaction to the acknowledgment of guilt?