Sentence examples for to acknowledge itself from inspiring English sources

But precisely because their attitudes are so bluntly hedonistic and apolitical, Harold and Kumar manage to be fairly persuasive when they get around to criticizing the status quo, which the movie has the wit to acknowledge itself as part of.

That distortion says much about the Academy — much that the Academy wouldn't like to acknowledge about itself.

It is the underbelly that in a way defines what Bollywood actually is but rarely wants to acknowledge about itself".

That distortion says much about the Academy much that the Academy wouldn't like to acknowledge about itself.

While Mr. Rafferty rightly cites a lack of originality evident in recent American horror films, bemoaning the (seemingly endless) cycle of repurposing plots from J-Horror films into tidy and relatively low-cost American remakes, he fails to acknowledge Hollywood itself as the source of so many Asian horror films.

Although trompe l'oeil deceives in its realistic illusions, we have to acknowledge that deception itself is also real and has its own value.

Gendered politics often run the risk of being utterly absurd, but if you are going to attempt to tackle the rottenness at the core of a system – in this case, that millions of women across the country feel utterly silenced and fucked over – you have to acknowledge the system itself in order to stand out from it.

It is also important to acknowledge that mpMRI itself has limitations.

The League hereby acknowledges itself to be bound to the Trustees in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, which bond is conditioned upon the safe return of the Stanley Cup to the Trustees in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, and it is agreed that the League shall have the right to return the trophy to the Trustees at any time.

To do so, however, would require the N.C.A.A. to face up to the fact that, in many ways, college sports itself has become professionalized, something that, in its hypocrisy, it simply can't bring itself to acknowledge.

The Mail's quick and entirely uncharacteristic apology seemed to acknowledge that it knew itself to be outmatched.