Sentence examples for try acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Try acknowledging your child's feelings.

Mr. Trier acknowledged that the film's tricky structure owed something to time-bending experiments like Nicolas Roeg's "Don't Look Now" and Steven Soderbergh's "Limey," as well as to the work of the French director Alain Resnais.

(We will try to acknowledge them – but given how "snowed under" we often are here, we can't promise to acknowledge every submission).

What it means is that we try to acknowledge the dark as well as the light so that by that acknowledgment, we can make necessary changes.

I try to acknowledge that in the book.

But the two sides try to acknowledge each other's concerns.

PAUL MULDOON: I do believe that we've a responsibility to try to acknowledge the range, both geographic and graphic, of what's happening in poetry in English.

So we have to be cautious when we try to acknowledge historical precursors of ideas that make sense to us today.

We're surely more help to them if we try to acknowledge the many conflicting demands and overwhelming feelings they grapple with, instead of adding to the burden by wanting them to be sorted.

"My problem is that if I try and acknowledge that a security threat was detected and we foiled the attempt the customer gets even more scared.

That the methodologies of mathematics and science are the best we have seems a platitude, which philosophy should try to acknowledge and build on rather than ignore.