Sentence examples for whose acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

What it doesn't have is a gatekeeper, a universally agreed-upon tastemaker whose acknowledgment can cement a career and put challenging new sounds in context.

Mr. Bush had lunch at the White House on Monday with Mr. Kay, whose acknowledgments in the last 10 days that American intelligence agencies overestimated Iraq's capabilities forced the president to order the bipartisan inquiry, a step he had long resisted.

Any book whose acknowledgments begin "I am extremely grateful to Her Majesty the Queen" would seem to promise pretty rarefied reading, but Juliet Nicolson's brief new social study of England in the summer of 1911 proves sharp and rangy, making room for the lower orders along with the royals and the gentry.

Will more earthbound women, struggling with cash flow and child care, embrace the advice of a Silicon Valley executive whose book acknowledgments include thanks to her wealth adviser andOprah Winfrey?

There is, however, a consensus that it should be given to those whose actions justify the acknowledgment.

The Times's policy requires acknowledgment of others whose reporting is reflected in its columns.

Above all, I would like to thank Henry Alford, without whose brilliant compilation of cringey acknowledgment extracts ("I Thank You," Jan . 15 I might have considered breaking my own rule about remaining silent after the last page of my novels.

These include Julie Walters — whose Mrs. Bird, in an acknowledgment of changing social mores, is now a relative of the Browns, rather than their housekeeper — and Geoffrey Palmer, a familiar face to anyone who grew up watching English television sitcoms of the seventies and eighties.

And it's that very conflict that renders the film all the more despicable, the experience of the film more of a torment — together with the acknowledgment that Griffith, whose short films for Biograph were already among the treasures of world cinema, yoked his mighty talent to the cause of hatred (which, still worse, he sincerely depicted as virtuous).

Francis Gillen, editor of the Pinter Review, has also discerned in The Dwarfs an acknowledgment of the dramatist whose influence has been largely undetected: Shakespeare.

Let us begin our look back at the year in film with a token acknowledgment of ten films whose reputations may not have been entirely earned.