Sentence examples for a real recognition of from inspiring English sources

First of all, in talking to US companies, there is a real recognition of opportunity there.

"It's fantastic to have Alun Ffred along to speak anyway, as it's a real recognition of the hard work everyone has put in," he said.

I'm not talking normalization, but a real recognition of self identity and growth, and what peace could actually look like.

"A really compelling mixture of encouragement and hope, and a real recognition of the challenges that each of these people would face.

Combining these norms with Communist women's equal obligations as workers created double obligations for women without any real recognition of the double role as a double burden (Li 1995).

In short, Mr. Eastwood's "growth" consists solely of an increasing awareness of the negative consequences for his "good" characters of their own "righteous" violence, unaccompanied by any real recognition of the harm those characters do to others, or any understanding of the reasons that "bad" people (i.e., his cartoonish villains) behave as they do.

I wanted to give him the freedom to express himself, but with a real recognition or understanding of what is actually written.

It's a very real recognition of the promotional power of copyrighted content being reused in original art.

Day expressed a similar sentiment, noting that there is "no real recognition" of what the UK has done in terms of nonproliferation and disarmament, "either in our own media or worldwide".

It's just one of 21 awards to be given out, as well as a couple of honorary nods and -- in the Tonys' only real recognition of the world beyond New York's theater district -- the presentation of the regional theater award (to Playhouse in the Park in Cincinnati).

"There is real recognition of need for guidance on what is reasonable in terms of interpreters," Ms. Rothstein said.