Sentence examples similar to tough acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
From "The West Wing" we learn that viewers long for a president like the one Martin Sheen plays, more upright and heroic than we are ever likely to have in life, and that this longing can coexist with a tough-minded acknowledgment of political horse-trading.
The discussions are an acknowledgment of the tough reality of America's $350 billion e-commerce market, which has for years been dominated by Amazon.
He's dropped all but a pro forma acknowledgment of the tough choices looming in our future, and doubled down on the comforting progressive fantasy that we can close the deficit and keep the existing safety net by soaking America's millionaires and billionaires.
Gov. George E. Pataki's proposal to crack down on illegal gun trafficking into New York (news article, Jan . 3 is an acknowledgment that the state's tough gun laws are undermined by the lack of a comprehensive national approach to gun distribution.
What they needed was the acknowledgment that diabetes can be tough to live with -- the encouragement that they can do it and a path, as Dr. Oz said, to changing their life because of what they hold most dear.
ATLANTA — With Gov. Nathan Deal's acknowledgment that he would sign a tough immigration law, Georgia was thrust on Friday into the center of the national fight over how much control states have in curbing illegal immigration.
"Tomorrow is going to be a very tough race," Phelps said of the 100 butterfly, and in acknowledgment of Crocker.
Perhaps in an acknowledgment that tabloid news will prove to be a tough sell, both papers plan to supplement their online offerings with a new kind of newspaper content: soccer video clips.
So it was unexpected — and refreshing — to see NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell revisit the issue with an acknowledgment he had erred with the lenient punishment and the announcement of tougher penalties for domestic violence offenses.
He nodded in acknowledgment.
