Sentence examples for to acknowledge something from inspiring English sources

"But it's sometimes necessary to get reform, to get folks in power to acknowledge something.

If so, he might have to acknowledge something distinctly uncool that he is an extremely shrewd businessman.

But we first need to acknowledge something before delving into this discussion: a classroom is just about the safest place a kid can be in America.

It's a Catholic word, but it's a sin not to acknowledge something for at least a minute: Hey, you got this far".

He doesn't say much initially, either, answering with a terse "correct" when forced to acknowledge something he does not necessarily want to acknowledge.

There's some truth to all that, but we also need to acknowledge something fundamental: President Obama's policy toward Syria has failed, and it's time to try a tougher approach.

We are choosing to not acknowledge something that very much needs to be acknowledged.

"The second problem is he's relatively headstrong about the things he believes deeply in, and he's unwilling to simply acknowledge something that he doesn't believe in just for the sake of expediency.

But I want to also acknowledge something else.

But it also took the war to make Britain acknowledge something it had not quite done before that a Union with 1m men under arms must be accepted as an equal.

He's not what you would call a good guy but I understand much about him, and I sympathize with him a little bit, yes" — and about his admiration (artistic, not personal or political) for Albert Speer, he did indeed seem to be acknowledging something substantial and deeply considered: that he recognizes a link from German romanticism through Nazi aesthetics to von Trier's own.