Sentence examples for genuinely recognizing from inspiring English sources

A.I. presents the challenge of reckoning with our skewed histories, while working to counterbalance our biases, and genuinely recognizing ourselves in each other.

Indispensability is often equated with being a doormat ; the more you feel indispensable, the more you are vulnerable to having everyone wipe their feet on you as they load the tasks on to you without genuinely recognizing your true talents and worth.

"We're very optimistic about AI, but I think we need to genuinely recognize the challenges and fears that exist as well," Bains said.

Does he genuinely recognize and respect China's "core interests"?

Within a day, they assembled the switches, freeze-dried them onto paper, and showed that they can genuinely recognize the virus's genes.

The debates and discussions happening are a sign that this is top of mind, that we genuinely recognize the importance of diversity in leadership.

Update (4/05): One thing I didn't originally emphasize enough is how grateful I am to the 4-5 representatives on the council who genuinely recognized what this resolution was, and spoke and stood against it.

"As celebratory as it is to have states permit marriage, we've always wanted to wait for the real thing when it was genuinely recognized by the federal government of the greatest country on earth".

We in our respective fields, sectors and countries have to genuinely recognize and respect the value of what each other is doing, so that multilateral collaboration and multi-stakeholder partnership will not degenerate into constant, renewed battles over who's right and who's wrong.

Positive feedback can foster autonomous motivation if it is not administered in a controlling fashion, and if it is meaningful, i.e., if it contains substance helping the individual genuinely recognize her/his competency gains and identify the next steps to further mastery [ 13, 48, 58, 59].

"I genuinely didn't recognize it as a big deal until I started bringing work to this city," Mr. Letts said.