Sentence examples for a time to recognize from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, as every year, it was a time to recognize the actions of exemplary officers.

Blair insisted, "It is a time to recognize that only by change will Europe recover its strength, its relevance, its idealism, and therefore its support amongst the people".

It can be a time of stress, a time to recognize your hard work, even a time of celebration.

This is a time to recognize that things should be better.

In 1999, Congress officially designated May as National Military Appreciation Month, a time to recognize the extraordinary efforts and sacrifices made by our armed forces.

It's a time to recognize how many around the world don't have access to water, and thus suffer from a variety of water-related issues.

It may take a victim a long time to recognize that her partner's behaviors aren't random but form a pattern of abuse.

"This is not unexpected," Gloria Feldt, the organization's president, said in a telephone interview, referring to the Senate vote, "but it's also a good time to recognize what a historic day this is.

"It took me a long time to recognize that I was carrying around a lot of guilt," Janet confided.

It may take a long time to recognize the abuse and finally put an end to it, but unfortunately the best way to end it is to leave.

Even if some version of tax reform was to pass, the capital gains rate is unlikely to go lower, making 2011 or 2012 a good time to recognize big capital gains, say from the sale of a business.