Sentence examples for figures recognizing from inspiring English sources

To Ms. McClanahan, "The Golden Girls" was special for allowing its women to be funny and many-sided, not stock figures, recognizing "that when people mature, they add layers," as she told The New York Times in 1985.

The author of the report, Klaus Rehaag, said in a telephone interview that the new figures recognized that demand for oil had been underestimated.

A number of seventeenth-century figures recognized that God would not be obliged to create the best world if there were no such thing as the best world.

Ms. McGuire says the higher aid figure recognizes that more people need help, that B.U. raised tuition by $1,370 (almost 4percentt), and that it will very likely need to offer more aid to get enough students to attend.

The Karmapa is now in seclusion at a monastery in north India, near the headquarters of the Dalai Lama, the leader of another sect, the Gelugpa, but a figure recognized by almost all Tibetan Buddhists as the political as well as religious head of the Tibetan exile movement and the Tibetan people in general.

First, the purveyors of the Neurotic Jew figure recognize — they feel in their bones — that Jewish anxiety isn't a genetic affliction or even so much a consequence of histrionic parenting as it is the nontransferable cost of being born Jewish.

Warren is a "legend," a figure recognized for his or her supremacy in a given category.

He also talked about looking back on the lives of historical figures and recognizing that there are always hardships in their stories.

"Now, as we look at these figures, we recognize 10 become homeless each day".

James Gustave Speth and Peter M. Haas are two well-respected figures, widely recognized for their contributions to the debate of environmental issues.

This is a problem, since much of the story's impact hinges on recognizing figures from Saleem's past when they crop up anew in different, improbable contexts.