Sentence examples for was acknowledged only from inspiring English sources

Its existence was acknowledged only by a bluish block without roads or features.

At one time, the party considered such conclaves so sensitive that their existence was acknowledged only after they ended.

At the V&A's The Garden exhibition of 1979, Brown was acknowledged only by a plaque dismissing his work as "an aberration lasting only half a century, depriving the English of the sort of complicated flowery gardens that they love".

The West Bank equation is blindingly simple and yet, strangely, is acknowledged only by some Israelis.

The shadows in Shakespeare's erotic forest are acknowledged only with brusque nods.

That training has been acknowledged only gingerly by both the Americans and the Pakistanis, but has deliberately been kept low-key so as not to trespass onto Pakistani sensitivities about sovereignty, and not to further inflame high anti-American sentiment.

His long pre-Suprematist phase is acknowledged only in some fascinating drawings from 1913-14 and three collagelike paintings that show the soon-to-be-signature slabs of color emerging from Cubist bric-a-brac.

But the diplomatic brouhaha that has engulfed the Haudenosaunee (a k a Iroquois) lacrosse team, derailing their travel plans to Europe to play the sport they invented, is a harsh reminder to native nations that their inherent sovereignty will be acknowledged only when it comports with the forms and protocols of states.

Zappa's interviewers are rarely identified, the passage of time is acknowledged only by the graying of Zappa's sideburns, and though there is a lot of his music in the film, the documentary does not help you with the song titles.

This is a persistent, but overlooked, problem for marine ecosystems worldwide, and its potential as a hazard for marine biota has been acknowledged only in recent decades [248].

While the adaptability of the mature skeleton in response to physical stimuli has been long accepted (e.g. loss of bone mass by astronauts; increased strength of bones in the dominant limbs of athletes), the role of movement in shaping the skeleton during embryogenesis has been acknowledged only relatively recently.