Sentence examples for At the recognition of from inspiring English sources

He was particularly adept at the recognition of covert drug and alcohol abuse.

I shuddered a little at the recognition of something persistent and undeniable.

Laughter at the recognition of characters or chat-up lines, seeing holes in the storylines: "You just put your phone in your pocket!" one shouted at a boy on screen calling out to an empty street for an ambulance.

"We are looking at the recognition of rights and liberties, and in this there is a big difference between conservatives and those of us with a liberal or different or advanced ideas of rights," Mr. Ebrard told reporters in response to the federal government's court challenge in January.

Even someone like José Ortega y Gasset, the Spanish existentialist and writer, who, in examining the social aspects of existence, characterized his epoch by the advent of the masses and the socialization of humans, halted at the recognition of the crisis and the total uncertainty that dominates the future of humanity (La rebelión de las masas [1929; The Revolt of the Masses).

But when they honored my friend of forty years, Roger Corman, last year, I was thrilled for him and Julie at the recognition of one of our industry's smartest and most practical (read: penurious) legends.

All of these tools are aimed at eliminating or reducing unwanted side effects (artifacts) in the spectra and at enhancing the recognition of relevant information.

Classic buddy movies -- "The Odd Couple," "Midnight Run" -- are about the friction of opposites succumbing to friendship, or at least the recognition of a common humanity.

When you look at humans, the recognition of individual words isn't particularly impressive, the important bit is figuring out what the guy wants".

The one who brought you your 'uh-oh moment,' (at least the recognition of it) as the first step on the road to aging wisely.

Briefly, at centromeres the recognition of H3K9me by Chp2 recruits SHREC to facilitate histone H3 deacetylation, which in turn coincides with reduced presence of RNA pol II.