Sentence examples for as to recognize from inspiring English sources

Stanlick defines reconciling with harm as: "to recognize oneself as harmed, and in the most serious cases, to recognize harm as part of who one is; but it is also to aspire to a vision of oneself as a person who is much more than simply harmed".

Graham brought up what he called her "real-world experience" in how the law needs to be drafted and crafted in such a way as to recognize the difference between fighting crime and fighting a war.

She attributed the shifts to a desire to "better balance" assignments between the company's two primary global agencies, Bates and J. Walter Thompson in New York, part of the WPP Group, as well as to recognize "the quality work" by Bates for other Pfizer consumer health care brands like Benadryl and Sudafed.

"On the war on terror, you could, in my view, if confirmed, provide the court with some real-world experience about what this country is facing, about how the law needs to be drafted and crafted in such a way as to recognize the difference between fighting crime and fighting a war," Mr. Graham said.

They give the user a proper insight into a problem to understand heat integration as well as to recognize options and traps in heat exchanger network synthesis.

In this paper, a novel idea is suggested to represent the shape of an object so as to recognize it in the real world in any pose.

But some also argue that the media is not as quick to recognize misogyny as it is to recognize racism.

But his triumph depended on voters, first prone to see his candidacy as exotic, to recognize it as something that could (and would) only happen here.

His brother, Daludumo Mtirara, is on record as refusing to recognize Dalindyebo as king.

One does not need to credit it as art to recognize it as legitimate satire.

Castro's enemies were just as quick to recognize a poster child when they saw one.