Sentence examples for even begin to recognize from inspiring English sources

They even begin to recognize letters and numbers.

We know what we know, and many of us even begin to recognize and appreciate what we don't know.

We have even begun to recognize the struggles in the trenches, where collisions between large men and their helmets occur on almost every play.

"I don't think the American public has even begun to recognize the extent to which their privacy has been violated," said Deborah Jacobs, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey.

As technology is not a perfect substitute for natural resources, we find ourselves back at the beginning and with the need to construct a new ethics that establishes how and whether to use the planet's finite resources, the responsibility we have today for the environment and nature, and even how we begin to recognize the Earth's "civil rights" (Canova, 2011).

"Even then," Roberts writes, "he could not begin to recognize the defects in his own character that had brought about his downfall; it was all the fault of others".

"Individuals and institutions worldwide must begin to recognize ecological limits.

The government needs to begin to recognize that HIV/AIDS is an epidemic.

Begin to recognize the difference between gender identity and sexuality.

Even as he began to recognize signs of sickness in his behavior — the "breakdown," Mr. August said, was not clinical, but rather was entirely self-diagnosed — he also detected potential in a story about a creator's responsibility to the characters he creates.

Even business leaders are beginning to recognize that forcing workers onto food stamps is no way to sustain an economy — or a society.