Sentence examples for thought acknowledging from inspiring English sources

I thought acknowledging praise meant you were arrogant, but I've learned that knowing your strengths enables you to make use of them.

Neither of these doings on God's part — having that thought, acknowledging its truth — is any more up to God than it is up to a leaf whether or not it moves when the wind blows against it.

I'm not sure what I'll do with what I learn, but I think acknowledging those feelings and being aware of their potential impact will be important.

But Scream 4 is a lazy, self-indulgent rip-off of itself that thinks acknowledging its own mediocrity excuses and/or justifies its existence.

"Fumble, I think," acknowledged Cutler, who blamed the slick, new ball.

And it's funny: Hicks has, I think, acknowledged that Byrne has had all the success she envisaged for herself.

One must, I think, acknowledge the partial truth of these objections to get at what was valuable about ANY.

He rather preferred the label "comic novelist" – "a badge of honour", he thought, while acknowledging it was sometimes used as a condescending categorisation.

"At first we thought of acknowledging it and have Spider-Man show up on the stage as if he was on the wrong call," says François Girard, the director of "Zarkana," who comes to Cirque from the opera and film worlds.

I think that acknowledging that we have made mistakes is not only factually accurate, I think that it is unusual, because so few other governments in the world are willing to admit that, although they make them all the time.

Still, no other ensemble in New York has thought to acknowledge him.