Sentence examples for were finally acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Shipman's access to the Bernsen diaries enlivens some of the final chapters with insights into Dubois's crippling paranoia, which persisted even after his contributions to science were finally acknowledged.

Like your first vote and first legal drink, your first time alone in the doctor's office was a rite of passage, the moment you were finally acknowledged sovereign of your own flesh and bone, chief operating officer of your bowels and sole spokesman for your pores, while your former regent, now deposed, leafed through magazines in the waiting room.

It was only in our cemeteries in Europe that a difference in religions was finally acknowledged.

Omar eventually battles his way through the resistance of one of his male pickups until he is finally acknowledged.

But Anna's contribution was finally acknowledged, and she was made a chevalier de La Légion d'Honneur and a dame of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem.

Will 2016 be the year when animation is finally acknowledged as something other than a childish adjunct to the more serious trajectories of "live action" movies?

While Mulcaire was charged and jailed in 2007, it was not until the phone-hacking investigation was reopened in 2011 that the "industrial scale" of Mulcaire's activities was finally acknowledged.

John had wanted to leave a strong statement about the Church's history of antiSemitism, and in Nostra Aetate the "spiritual patrimony common to Christians and Jews" — the roots of Christianity in the Jewishness of Christ, and even the dim possibility of Jewish salvation — was finally acknowledged.

In December 1995, just four months before the link between BSE and vCJD was finally acknowledged, the then prime minister John Major wrote to the mother of a vCJD victim: "I should make it clear that humans do not get mad cow disease".

John had wanted to leave a strong statement about the Church's history of anti-Semitism, and in Nostra Aetate the "spiritual patrimony common to Christians and Jews" — the roots of Christianity in the Jewishness of Christ, and even the dim possibility of Jewish salvation — was finally acknowledged.

The "real America" illusion perpetuated by the right has been finally acknowledged as a fallacy by a generation that understands that our nation is a melting pot of different cultures and identities.