Sentence examples for to acknowledge precisely from inspiring English sources

But we sometimes fail to acknowledge precisely what it is about our intelligence that gets us through difficult times.

But to complain about this double standard would be to acknowledge precisely what Clinton has worked so hard and, as the Senate seat she now occupies demonstrates, so successfully to repress.

Certainly the company went out of its way to acknowledge precisely how difficult it would be to launch a successful Android startup from the ground up in 2018.

Kael, in her review, couldn't reconcile Cimino's style (which she admired) and the substance of the film, which she more or less didn't acknowledge precisely because of the profusion of style.

Although Whelan claims that I have not met his arguments, I have acknowledged precisely the objections that he has raised and a substantial portion of my response to him is devoted to addressing them.

That is, the species which uniquely possesses both eyesight and intelligence has been given a name which acknowledges precisely that distinguishing combination.

Scientists are, in fact, the first to acknowledge that science works precisely by straining against the limits of our present knowledge and charting the contours of our ignorance.

When it was that Nixon became ready to acknowledge the reality is not precisely known but it was well before his 1968 campaign for the Republican nomination.

It is precisely the failure to acknowledge that the question of the self is not narrowly metaphysical that has led to philosophy's implicit modeling of the self on a male subject, a tendency that feminist perspectives on the self seek to remediate.

The way I see it, it seems to me that it's precisely for those people that she did not bow out, but rather chose to acknowledge her battles and let everyone know exactly what she'd won.

Make of this holiday what you will, but it is the only one in the calendar devoted to acknowledging, if not precisely celebrating, time itself.