Sentence examples for inward recognition from inspiring English sources
He agrees with Arnold that right "implies inward recognition" that we must be capable of both "seeing" and "willing".
The child acquiring the ability to refer to pleasure may surely look to more than unaided inward recognition when learning to sort together sweets, hugs, and play and to name something common these typically cause or sustain.
Then there's looking inward and the growing recognition of the hubris of the Fellows and how we're being used as cannon-fodder to break down the union.
The arrangement of inward facing Type IIS recognition sites at the ends of DNA fragments facilitates their fusion without incorporation of extraneous nucleotides.
There may be fleeting moments of self-recognition – the inward flinch at the thought of wearing heels, the choice of bodyboarding over learning to kite surf, or looking at the snow and instead of thinking about sledging, wondering about falling.
The recognition completes a process of inward transformation that began when he realised he was half-gladdened by the World Trade Center attacks, and it now prompts him to sabotage his own high-flying career, to give up his pursuit of the beautiful, troubled Wasp princess Erica and go back to Lahore.
This awareness may have come with the "consciousness of simultaneous internal and external suggestion" and the recognition of the outward sign as a substitute for the inward sign (PD 210).
Dance is not only an external endeavor but also an internal search... Our need for exposure, this thirst for communication and public recognition, has a tendency to push us outward before we work inward.
"Your focus turns inward.
Agnes Martin turned inward instead.
