Sentence examples for honest recognition from inspiring English sources

The starting point should be an honest recognition of the human reality between cops and citizens.

There's simply the honest recognition that we need to try to understand people, even if we can't stand them.

With this in mind, an honest recognition of cinematic propaganda, we shouldn't be shocked by Frank Miller's comments about Occupy Wall Street.

What we need now, Robinson insists, is, first, an honest recognition that the four black Americas have different interests and competing claims and, second, an immediate and large response to the desperate and deteriorating situation among Abandoned blacks.

But the St Helens forward and reigning Super League Man of Steel immediately offered an admirably honest recognition of the current world order by admitting he still regards Australia's front-row veterans Steven Price and Petero Civoniceva as his superiors.

But the St Helens forward and reigning Super League Man of Steel immediately offered an honest recognition of the current world order by admitting he still regards Australia's front-row veterans Steven Price and Petero Civoniceva as his superiors.

"To be honest, proper recognition has only come from the fans," said Touré, three times the African player of the year.

"To be honest, proper recognition has only come from the fans," said the three-time African player of the year, also voted BBC African footballer of the year in 2013.

The poems are lightly spiced with mysticism, though mysticism in the way of the Beats — an honest man's recognition that the world is a little weird.

The National Gallery should have the integrity to give this exhibition an honest title, in recognition of the true nature of Durand-Ruel's accomplishment.

But hierarchies actually deal with complexity by teasing it apart; it is as if hierarchies are more honest in their simple recognition that a system is complex than is an approach that seeks unity in characterizing the system in simple terms—such as in description of evolution provided by later versions of the synthesis".