Sentence examples for very acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

In a hopeful irony, the very acknowledgment of that failure says something about a country still wrestling with the end of dictatorship; the ossified elite of Egypt and Syria would never do the same.

Their very acknowledgment is the first step in dealing with them.

Personal anecdote follows personal anecdote, with very little acknowledgment of the wider world — or even, really, of the world that the hosts themselves inhabit.

The extraordinary strengthening of the Bill of Rights — from the religion clauses to the rights of criminal defendants — during the Warren Court and, to some extent, thereafter grew out of the very belated acknowledgment by the Supreme Court that the Fourteenth Amendment meant what it said.

But I wish on behalf of those who live in the capital of the nation to express my very profound acknowledgment to those who had the good taste to choose a great sculptor to do this work.

Considering the very public acknowledgment from Blumenthal's opponent, Linda McMahon, that she had helped with the research for the Times piece, questions arose about whether the paper had handled the reporting process fairly.

That makes Nadal's very public acknowledgments of his inability to crack Djokovic, especially in an individual sport where mental fortitude is so important, all the more interesting.

"The first is that the very act of acknowledgment seems to suggest that something has been accomplished," he wrote in his own acknowledgments.

"It is a very, very significant acknowledgment of a major problem on the part of Wal-Mart that they are now going to do this," said Kurt Barnard, a retail consultant.

He was sharp as a briar and very funny with his acknowledgment of all the speeches.

For celebrities, autograph hounds provide a very specific kind of acknowledgment that is central to the experience of stardom.