Sentence examples similar to without their acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

No appreciation of the founders is complete without an acknowledgment of their truly pluralist vision.

In addition, related to the issue of political prisoners are cases of forced "disappearances," where those opposed to ruling elites have been made to physically and legally vanish without governmental acknowledgment of their detention.

In many cases the debt is acknowledged: the German publisher Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus bought the bankrupt encyclopaedia of Gotthelf Renatus Löbel in 1808 and converted it into his famous Konversationslexikon (see Brockhaus Enzyklopädie), though Jesuits adapted Antoine Furetière's Dictionnaire universel without acknowledgment in their Dictionnaire de Trévoux (1704).

The point is that without acknowledgment of these unspoken desires and ultimately intangible qualities, the tide can never actually turn; all efforts at authenticity will ultimately prove disingenuous.

Nonfiction writers have routinely been pilloried for using their own previously published work without acknowledgment.

"If the party believes that black people are going to continue to, on their own, organize and show up and vote for Democrats without serious acknowledgment of our electoral importance, the party will be in for a rude awakening," Sanders said.

And without that acknowledgment we would have no peace process.

Monday came and went without any acknowledgment from the Oval Office.

In Ash Wednesday he writes, presciently: "The truth exists with or without our acknowledgment.

He took the money without any acknowledgment and started shovelling earth onto his brother.

Some 24 hours after his death it was baffling to attend a performance – of Nabucco – without some acknowledgment of him.