Sentence examples for certain recognition of from inspiring English sources

He met his fate Tuesday night with a certain recognition of inevitability.

Haitian officials hope the world gives generously, though there is a certain recognition of donor fatigue, especially in the economic storm.

"It was a lot of work, seriously difficult at times and definitely not easy, but over the years we have managed to create something where we are in the export market, the name is known and there is a certain recognition of the property and the quality of wines".

Tuten's invincibly attractive, though cancerous, heroine does penetrate to a certain recognition of herself as poor faithful Echo in the Poussin painting of Echo and Narcissus (reproduced as a frontispiece), and claims to be "exhausted with herself" — "The hotel was tired with its stale tradition and tired carpets, and she was tired of her own story and its chronic repetitions".

Douglass et al. (1986) found comparable results: in 60% of cases certain recognition was achieved with a combination of DPR and bitewing radiographs [ 19].

Mechanisms explaining the direct relationship between GC content and recombination rate identify the presence of certain recognition motifs for DNA binding proteins that have a known function in meiosis or the recombination process directly, such as cohesin and PR domain-containing protein 9.

At the time we were struck by a certain unsentimental recognition of the fact of life in this statement.

In "The Conservative Epiphany" (column, March 10), Paul Krugman rightly exposes certain conservatives' reluctant recognition of the mendacity and failure of the Bush administration's policies.

Without a certain degree of recognition of rights and fulfilment of duties, contacts can become difficult.

As early as the 1960s and 1970s, Karl-Otto Apel and Jürgen Habermas similarly developed their respective variants of discourse ethics stressing that the proper use of language already presupposes a certain form of recognition of all other speakers as equally authoritative (see on both Habermas 1991, ch. 2, critical Wellmer 1986, 108 111).

In Ireland, there is a certain level of recognition of IHEs by medical schools, but there is a lack of consistency in the approach to them.