Sentence examples for Recognized aspects from inspiring English sources
I recognized aspects of myself and my life in each character, yet there were moments of remoteness, too.
In contrast to the widely recognized aspects of serpentinization, initial stages of hydration and tectonic processes of unserpentinized peridotites are still unclear, but have important implications for understanding the lithospheric architecture of supra-subduction zones.
Ultimately Phat Diem's attempts to steer a middle course between Communism and French colonialism ended disastrously, but its story highlights several important but little recognized aspects of the war in Indochina and the nature of Asia's wars in the first decade after the end of World War II.
Rilke, a master mentor, recognized aspects of his own past in the student's plea for support, and responded out of the compassion and life experience that demanded to be passed along in order to be fully valued and preserved.
Other recently recognized aspects of hip anatomy, such as femoroacetabular impingement and hip shape as described through active shape modeling, may contribute to hip-specific OA risk [ 48- 51] while not reflecting "generalized OA".
Loyalty to its partners is a recognized aspect of the Mille philosophy.
Throughout the 1930s, despite the Great Depression, improvements continued, and the practice of using personal aircraft to conduct business became a recognized aspect of modern commerce, especially as American industry continued its pattern of geographic diversity and scattered divisions.
By contrast, the black characters — earnest and dignified — are given few interesting or humorous lines, even though verbal sparring and one-upmanship is a recognized aspect of black vernacular culture that has long shaped the American mainstream.
However, there is another, less recognized aspect of the built environment: the embodied energy of buildings, which represents the energy consumed in construction, including the entire life cycle of materials used.
Indeed, the Post has gone further, allowing defense sources to suggest that prostitution is a recognized aspect of a maid's profession, and that the hotel workers' union is a sort of institutional procuress that sent her to the Sofitel because she was an "earner".
