Sentence examples for frank recognition from inspiring English sources
His forthright, courageous and sustained opposition to violence did him great credit, as did his frank recognition of unionism as a legitimate reality in Northern Ireland.
Where Romney's book strikes an unusual chord, for a politician anyway, is in its frank recognition that for innovation to thrive, governments must stand back and allow the "creative destruction" of obsolete industries — and the jobs they produce.
The film is "a stylized and sentimental fairy tale about the way the world might be, grounded in a frank recognition of the way it is," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in October.
"I think we have got to start with a pretty frank recognition that whatever we have been trying for the past year has not worked," said William B. Quandt, a national security official in the Nixon and Carter administrations.
"Le Havre," named for the industrial port city in northern France where it takes place, is a tale of lower-depths solidarity, a stylized and sentimental fairy tale about the way the world might be, grounded in a frank recognition of the way it is.
Austrian film-maker Michael Haneke has often been open to the charge of obscurity, ambivalence and obliquity, but no one has ever accused him of suggesting that life is other than a vale of tears best endured by honesty, love, unremitting work and a frank recognition of its essentially tragic nature.
59 As noted above, wound management of DEB relies on the recognition of colonization or frank infection.
While somnolence may have played some minor role in test performance, most studies have found frank deficits in word and name recognition, memory, concentration, and speed.
In recent weeks, however, Mr. Franks has overcome his lack of name recognition and surged in the polls by attacking Mr. Corzine's spending, although newer surveys this week showed his deficit widening again.
Mr. Franks may have approached Mr. Corzine's name recognition level by mounting his own television advertising blitz in the last two weeks, but he was still easily outshone by Mr. Dole and Mr. Thomson, now 77 and living in Watchung.
