Sentence examples for to acknowledge both from inspiring English sources

Those who refuse to acknowledge both parts of this proposition can't really be considered serious participants in the budget debate.

Archipelago prefers a tone that is praiseful and attentive, content to acknowledge both the mystery of placehood and the strangeness of material fact.

Vendler calls the ability to acknowledge both in a poem "binocular vision," and considers the stylistic moves that allow for doubleness.

Beloved of their fans, respected by their peers, they took care to acknowledge both camps on every album with a message that managed to seem both heartfelt and succinct.

Gone is the ferocious sugar-rush distortion of the last album, replaced with crisper arrangements, and, in places, lyrics that seem to acknowledge both that Mr. Williams is in touch with his flaws and that he's still plenty impudent.

At NYU, she is studying "the portrayal of women in film", something she says with a smile to acknowledge both that she really can't leave the movie world alone, and that she is in an odd position of writing essays on a culture to which she herself contributes.

While generally there is a presumption that to catch out some entity or category as socially constructed is at the same time to condemn it, many thinkers are prepared to simultaneously acknowledge both the non-naturalness of race as well as a certain pragmatic utility in retaining it.

Therefore, with regard to the issue of financial forms of motivation, it is important to carefully acknowledge both the benefits and limitations of such an approach.

By the early noughties, he seemed to be settling into the life of a heritage rock star: making well-received albums that knowingly referenced his past, playing classic albums in their entirety, seeming to tacitly acknowledge both the extent of his influence and that his greatest achievements were behind him.

"Going the Distance," which unites its young lovers briefly in New York City before sending one of them out to San Francisco, acknowledges both the difficulty and the comic potential of the arrangement, and does so with enough insight and charm to make you wonder why frequent-flier love is not a more popular theme in romantic comedies.

One promising approach to the study of access to care that acknowledges both the multidimensionality of access and the potential for co-occurring barriers is to conceptualize access as a latent categorical variable in order to group individuals reporting similar types of barriers to care [ 20, 21].