Sentence examples for admitting and recognizing from inspiring English sources

Although admitting and recognizing its nature, Judge Richard F. Cebull (Montana) suggests that his motives were political in nature rather than racist, and to his credit, apologized to the president and invited an investigation.

After all, as everyone -- especially the intellectual people of all periods -- admits and recognizes, evil is never overcome by evil, but always by good.

He should openly admit uncertainty and recognize the possible dire consequences of people making life changing decisions based on unproven hypotheses.

If a patient does not feel sick, admit it and recognize the need for medical attention, the doctor cannot do much.

I was also able to consider his response and choose to soften when he admitted his mistake and recognized how his mistake affected me.

Their recent eight-city tour included a blogger party, and they admit to recognizing most of the faces and handles of their frequent commenters.

Among the moderate cosmopolitans, many further distinctions can be drawn, depending on the reasons that are admitted for recognizing special responsibilities to compatriots and depending on how the special responsibilities are balanced with the cosmopolitan duties to human beings generally.

Q. Do any of the boys admit to recognizing in themselves some of the signs of abusive behavior?

Only five herders stated that they can predict a dzud already in summer, whereas four herders admitted to recognizing dzud only in spring time (February ,March), if severe winter weather still prevails.

It justifies merely the claim that empathy cannot be their only method, at least as long as one admits that recognizing the thoughts of individual agents has to play some role in the interpretive project of the human sciences.

I had to teach them to recognize, admit, and then feel all their emotions.