Sentence examples for think acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

You think acknowledgment holds benefits for Turkey too.

"I think the acknowledgment of the closeness of life to death is often the catapult that makes a writer write.

"I think the acknowledgment of the imperfection when there clearly is an imperfection in a product or a brand, and showing the desire to fix it, actually becomes the second-best thing to perfection," said Josh Rogers, creative director of London-based independent communications company Imagination.

"The Grey Album" is most lovely, I think, in the acknowledgment Mr. Young gives to the writers and musicians whose work nourished him.

He subtitles it "Bottoms Up!" a reference to one of Rowlandson's favorite body parts and, you might think, a winking acknowledgment by Johnson himself of the 1998 scandal in which a woman not his wife announced that she had had an 11-year affair with him that involved spankings.

"I do think that is an acknowledgment that investors are looking ahead, instead of looking back".

I think it demands some acknowledgment that, "There but for the grace of God go I".

I still think some sort of acknowledgment is appropriate, but this time I would like to keep my foot out of my mouth.

"I think it's an acknowledgment that there is strong evidence that the reason N.F.L. players get A.L.S. much more often than the general population is the trauma they endured in sports," Nowinski said.

What do you think about National Grief Acknowledgment day?

"Instead of a carveout [for restaurants], I think it's an acknowledgment of a unique business reality," he says.