Sentence examples for a recognition of how from inspiring English sources

The happiest result may be a recognition of how important design is to democracy.

I think it is a recognition of how important supporters are.

But there's a pride and a recognition of how the stereotypes of Hispanics are changing".

"After eight years starting as a political novice, she has come full circle to a recognition of how important her voice is in the process.

"When we talk about child labor laws, I have a recognition of how far other places have to go," she said.

"Get Lucky wasn't a love letter or even an homage to Chic specifically," says Rodgers. "It was a recognition of how those records made you feel.

Often lost in the hubbub, though, is any recognition of how hard it is to find a partner for life in the first place.

Fundamental to all this is a recognition of just how much sibling relationships matter.

Instead, what our democracy needs is a democracy movement: a bipartisan recognition of how our Republic has failed, and a political movement powerful enough to bring about a remedy.

In academia he senses an intellectual tide running leftwards: "In a lot of different subjects there's a move towards a fundamental recognition of how social people are.

"And when he falls out of love, it is not a straightforward disillusionment but rather a rueful recognition of how incredibly hard it was and is for a country of dirt-poor farmers to emerge into an industrial nation without losing some of the idealism in the affluence," the judges said.