Good parents and teachers are quick to recognize wisdom from unexpected sources, because they are always looking for it.
Reducing glare makes the tracks more popular with neighbors, and professional drivers are quick to recognize the safety benefits.
But we are quick to recognize that others are subject to them, which explains the perennial attraction of legislation to limit the role of money in politics.
When human body parts are found in the woods, Detective John Cardinal and his partner, Lise Delorme, are quick to recognize them as the leftover meal of hungry bears.
But critics call the effort small and ineffective, and the British themselves are quick to recognize that their program is underfinanced and have welcomed new American involvement.
But while the judges are quick to recognize new talent, they often see right beyond the work of artists at the top of their form precisely because it is, to them, so familiar.
"They know from experience what it means to be victims of collective violence, and also because of this they are quick to recognize the recurring symptoms," said Father Cantalamessa, who serves under the title of preacher of the papal household.
The Rev. Raniero Cantalamessa, preacher of the papal household, told those at St. Peter's Basilica, including the pope, that he was thinking about the Jews in this season of Passover and Easter because "they know from experience what it means to be victims of collective violence and also because of this they are quick to recognize the recurring symptoms".
But when a course of action is likely to be useful to everyone, they are quick to recognize it and go along.
People with even moderate levels of anxiety, however, are quick to recognize the bleeding as a sign of something more serious and tend to seek help right away.
