Sentence examples for from our recognition from inspiring English sources

Their potency arises from our recognition of this universal urge, conscious or not.

Ultimately, much of mental accounting stems from our recognition that we are not as strong as we wish we were.

'Suppose we ask ourselves whether our sense that we ought to pay our debts or to tell the truth arises from our recognition that in doing so we would be originating something good … We at once and without hesitation answer "No"' (10).

Our phonological feature vector is composed from our recognition-derived average phone (vowels and consonants) lengths (see Section 5.1) and the average pause (silence) length values.

If (advertisers) are doing something great as part of their sponsorship program, they'll get a lot more recognition out of that than from our editorial recognition".

Oneiric though it appears, this is the world not of Kafka's sleeping but of our waking, and the fascinated unease we experience in the face of it springs from the very fact of our recognition of it as impossible and yet wholly real.

"Over the years, some of us have been trying to elicit from our opponents the recognition that they, too, are making moral arguments and hoping that their moral vision will prevail," Father Neuhaus continued.

We will never get this time back, will never be paid for it and in fact we are rarely given any recognition from our employers.

"We do not normally seek out high visibility, but it was important to reassure our collectors with that kind of recognition from our peers," he said.

"There's a recognition from our members that private property owners deserve more rights than exist under the current act," said Chris Hodgson, president of the Ontario Mining Association, which represents large mining companies.

"We are not getting the recognition from our own government in the UK in the same way that our Paralympic athletes are," said Stuart Harrison, vice chair of UK Deaf Sport, speaking from Sofia with the help of an interpreter.