Sentence examples for accept or recognize from inspiring English sources
Trump spent the next 24 hours in New York mostly ensconced in Trump Tower with only his most loyal advisers, steadfastly refusing to accept or recognize the full reality of what was happening outside.
Grading and gauging students' learning, the professors admit, will be a huge task in and of itself, and colleges and employers will inevitably need to decide one day whether to accept or recognize credits or certificates from students who complete coursework through these free online platforms.
Macrophages have long been considered the origin of human metastatic cancers; however, this has not been widely accepted or recognized [ 12, 29– 329.
To reject something means to refuse to receive, accept or even recognize it.
Even the Idealists Bradley and Bernard Bosanquet at times spoke as if the first principles of their system were in some way logically compulsive; as Bosanquet put it, one had either to accept them or recognize that one could know nothing.
But that doesn't negate the fact that Hamas doesn't accept, or even nominally recognize, the right of Israelis to exist as a free people.
While Christopher in Curious Incident encourages readers to consider the world from a neurodiverse point of view and see the potential value of neurodiversity for the individual himself, it also portrays his autistic traits as the dominant aspects of his identity, and it is difficult to see how others may accept his difference or recognize him as having value in society.
We are subject to non-conscious prejudices or biases on our judgments of speaker credibility that we will not recognize, accept, or endorse.
If doctors can present the story — the diagnosis — to patients in a way that they can accept and recognize, I think a lot of the work is done.
No one gets what they want if they don't fully accept and recognize what they desire and communicate it to the people in their lives.
"When you accept command, you recognize you are going to be held accountable.
