Sentence examples for how we recognize from inspiring English sources
"We're not good at talking about how we recognize faces," Russell said.
Thalia Wheatley, a neuroscientist at Dartmouth who has studied how we recognize animacy in others, told me, "Think of horror movies — zombies, vampires, or even clowns, because they have faces painted on that don't move.
Gradually, the lectures cluster around questions of how we give our lives meaning, how we recognize and understand "the culture we never see, the culture we don't think of as cultivated".
Philosophical examination of moral reasoning faces both distinctive puzzles — about how we recognize moral considerations and cope with conflicts among them and about how they move us to act — and distinctive opportunities for gleaning insight about what we ought to do from how we reason about what we ought to do.
But suddenly someone flipped a switch and the world turned into what it is today, where you could look around a room and see people in the flesh – their age, gender, clothing, hairstyle, how they carried themselves, and all of the small details that inform how we recognize friends, remember people, and navigate our days.
For these reasons we must change how we recognize and think about man-made risk.
How would we recognize one another?
How will we recognize the real Mitt Romney if he ever does stand up?
How will we recognize the real Mitt Romney if he ever does stand up? — Raffi Khatchadourian * What do you consider most praiseworthy about your opponent?
Success came easily to Maugham, whose career embodies the vexing questions implicit in Stroeve's argument with the art dealer: how do we recognize artistic merit, and what relation, if any, does it have to popularity?
