Sentence examples for when we acknowledge from inspiring English sources

This is the season when we acknowledge who matters to us.

When we acknowledge regulation's flaws, but adopt its hopeful guidance for the future, we will feel better about it as a nation.

When we acknowledge the scale of surveillance and covert policing that we face today, the FBI's renewed attempt to "recapture" Assata should disturb every single one of us.

Yet such concerns are largely unwarranted when we acknowledge that people are already trying to accomplish similar goals in the absence of relevant technologies, albeit less perfectly.

We love to be able to know that if we fall down, we can stand up and go forward, but only when we acknowledge that we have fallen.

It is only when we acknowledge this political and cultural context that we can attempt to understand the origins of the England chanting; it is hard to believe it would have been heard at Hampden.

Most poignant for me was the closing ceremony at last year's Caribbean Yoga Conference, when we acknowledged the 13 scholarship recipients we hosted at the event.

"The question became, when do we acknowledge these things as part of our human nature, and when do we say this is immoral and should be shut down?" she asked.

When will we acknowledge that "she was asking for it," sounds eerily similar to "he should've pulled up his pants?" When will we collectively stop being clueless?

Forgiveness can occur when first we acknowledge our mistakes.

When will we acknowledge that our government -- or, for that matter, our insurance companies -- can't pay every bill?