Sentence examples for it possible to recognise from inspiring English sources

Oppie once offered some advice to his younger brother who, he thought, had overestimated "the inconstancy and incoherence of personal life": "There is, there should be, and in mature people there comes more and more to be a certain unity, which makes it possible to recognise a man in his most diverse operations, a kind of personal stamp".

In some kinds of mental illness it is possible to recognise familiar emotions, even if exaggerated and distorted, and it is therefore possible to feel for the sufferer.

It is possible to respect someone's choices and bravery without being patronising, and it is possible to recognise difference without surprise, and yet many fail at these basic tasks of acceptance.

Thus, while it is possible to recognise both strong and weak points in the various primary care models, it is still difficult to determine which solution is the best, especially in terms of patient preference.

From the steps it's possible to recognise the sequence as a mazurka.

The river is so unspoilt that it is possible to recognise some of the exact spots he painted.

Once the picture was complete it was possible to recognise what the outlines were meant to represent.

I say this by way of illustrating that it is possible to recognise someone's abilities and respect their opinions even when you have lost the argument.

It's possible to recognise the personal responsibility that any of the inmates involved must hold, and then to ask: if I were in those circumstances, what would I do?

But it is possible to recognise that technology can change the world without accepting that the big gains will come to investors; history suggests that consumers tend to receive most of the benefits in the form of lower prices.

Alternatively, it is possible to recognise the object by means of individual contacts with a single tactile sensor.