Sentence examples for unqualified acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
The Joel Osteens of the world notwithstanding, it is only through the channel of pessimism -- the full and unqualified acknowledgment of life's dark underside as a clear and present reality -- that Christianity is able to do its transformative work.
Mr. Bush's use of "compassionate conservatism" was an implicit acknowledgment of the uneasiness that many voters have about the unqualified noun.
No assertion goes unqualified.
He nodded in acknowledgment.
Iraq is an unqualified catastrophe.
That was an unqualified success.
They deserve our unqualified support.
That honor, which is not handed out to every early-nineteenth-century writer — the magazine is not Regency People, after all — was, of course, an amusingly self-mocking acknowledgment of the absurdity of ranking Austen; anyone who is remotely connected to the world of letters or has ever wanted to be or has ever merely recited the alphabet would feel unqualified to rate Austen.
No public acknowledgment.
