Sentence examples for whether acknowledged from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Brubaker observed: "the possibility now exists for sound enhancement in more and more opera houses, whether acknowledged or not.

The secular republic with the separation of powers is still the approximate model, whether acknowledged or not, of several democratic revolutions that are in progress or impending.

Whether acknowledged or unacknowledged, rejected or championed, used or ignored, these ideas remain an inseparable part of the way we hate now.

But the conceptual shift in the Modern's view of itself, whether acknowledged as such or not, is likely to be far more heavily debated than its geographical movements in the years ahead.

VC investors are ruled by their brains and their guts, but gut instincts — whether acknowledged or not — are strongly colored by individual experiences.

In jazz and pop, collaboration, whether acknowledged or not, is an essential part of the process of composition.

The question is whether acknowledging the complications requires serious revision or even rejection of the central claim.

Whether explicitly acknowledged or not, modern building design is strongly influenced by fire safety considerations.

On a rare visit to India, Tony Blair was asked in a television interview whether he acknowledged Britain's responsibility for the seemingly inextinguishable conflict in Kashmir.

It was the question whether you acknowledged that in his book Mein Kampf Hitler stated bluntly his aggressive plans for the countries of the East and West and, in particular, for the Soviet Union.

Whether he acknowledged it or not, I could see the emotions running high".