As we practice, we become quicker and quicker to recognize and remember this truth, which in turn creates happiness.
When both partners are able to acknowledge the need for all relationship to have a balance set point that is healthy for that relationship and acceptable to each of them, the adjustments that all relationship periodically require become much easier and quicker to recognize and implement.
Both Mr. Dinelaris and Ms. Mabro work mostly from home, and were quick to recognize the space they needed: an office for Ms. Mabro in the small second bedroom, and, for Mr. Dinelaris's writing, a nook where Mr. Gandara practiced his French horn.
Good parents and teachers are quick to recognize wisdom from unexpected sources, because they are always looking for it.
As always, there's a bevy of DJ-centric house and techno acts that bypass pop entirely, and can claim a more direct lineage to club culture (a scene that even the earliest Coachella festivals, with sets from Chemical Brothers and Moby, were quick to recognize as influential).
Mr. Bush and his advisers were quick to recognize that there was more than a public-relations problem or an irritating lack of candor.
Pulp and paper companies were quick to recognize the benefits to be realized from research financed by the Forest Service and by universities in such fields as tree physiology, entomology, genetics, and tree improvement.
Though Larkin always thought that Amis was the enviable one, for girls and fame, Amis was quick to recognize that his friend, soon exiled for life to the university library in Hull, had the greater talent.
On the first day of abstraction bridge discussions, a student identified and explained her scale factor strategy and the other students were quick to recognize it from a previous class.
