Sentence examples for will always be acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Jessie will always be acknowledged as the 'tummy mummy' and she'll always be a part of our family".

You can see it in his eyes in the visionary, assured self-portrait he painted in about 1799, gazing through the time vortex at his own future fame in justifiable confidence that he will always be acknowledged as the best of British artists.

Such things must always be acknowledged and fought.

There will always be tensions, he acknowledges, but the new industrial contract rests on each side realising that they rely on the other to build a sustainable future for the company.

If there is one event of which I will always be glad to acknowledge its anniversary, then it's this one.

"Over six or seven items, the cashier will always be faster," Ms. Walter acknowledged.

That's a rhetorical question: of course things are bad, and of course there will always be demand for books acknowledging that men "are simple," that from birth they are forced to confront a looming manhood, and that even when they grow up "the pursuit of manhood" remains their primary objective.

In espousing "open regionalism"—meaning that new members will always be welcomed in he fails to acknowledge that this is a protracted and tricky process, and in particular subject to votes in legislatures.

Just as there are climate deniers, there will always be population deniers who refuse to acknowledge the impact that population growth is having on the planet.

This recommendation supports the view put forward by others [ 40] who argue that there may be ways of designing interventions for supporting carers that have generic application, whilst acknowledging there will always be the need for individual variation.

But he acknowledged that "there will always be the antiaircraft fire".