Sentence examples for One must recognize from inspiring English sources

If one recognizes Kali one must also recognize Brahman; again, if one recognizes Brahman one must recognize Kali.

But in acting for the sake of one's fellow man, one must recognize that this is the performance of a noble ethical act, not a holy religious act.

On Davidson's view, believers must have the concept of belief, because in order to have a belief, one must recognize that beliefs can be true or false, and one cannot understand objective truth without understanding the nature of beliefs.

TO understand American history one must recognize the central role of slavery, says Dr. David Brion Davis, the Sterling professor of history at Yale and a Pulitzer Prize-winning scholar on slavery and abolition.

For IaN+, the final evening lecturers of the Cornell in Rome series, the answer is "none of the above". To do architecture, according to IaN+, one must recognize what one does NOT want to do with architecture — and then just make the projects work.

To understand selection as a cause of evolutionary change, one must recognize the slight individual variation, "see" the variation being selected, and then see it being naturally accumulated in successive generations.

Because there are only 22 tRNA genes in one mt-genome, one tRNA must recognize more than one type of codon.

In dictum in Hudson v. Guestier, 4 Cranch 293, 294, 2 L.Ed. 625, Chief Justice Marshall declared that one nation must recognize the act of the sovereign power of another, so long as it has jurisdiction under international law, even if it is improper according to the internal law of the latter state.

Having lost the national popular vote -- and the black vote by nine to one -- he must recognize that the gap between African-Americans and his party is grounded not in malice but in historical neglect and oppression.

How do we make sure we mean it and that it's not simply a performative token or gesture, but rather a transformative act? 1. Recognition - One must first recognize and admit to the wrong doing.

To avoid additional confounding factors, one must also recognize that the stability and physical characteristics of aqueous ENM dispersions can vary as a function of solution type (e.g., distilled water, EPA moderately hard water, or a media specifically designed for a certain test organism).