Sentence examples for makes us recognise from inspiring English sources

It's a dark and satirical defence of the central importance to human identity of the freedom of the will and Dostoevsky, characteristically, makes us recognise that if we believe human dignity is inseparably connected with liberty, we are also giving house room to the arbitrary self-assertion of the obsessive.

Surrealism will make us recognise "the omnipotence of the dream", as Breton's 1924 Manifesto declares; these are photographs of dreamers.

The tenebrous voids that darken her beauty make us unconsciously recognise that we cannot interpret this as merely a portrait with a landscape in the background.

Instead she takes emotions we all recognise and makes us feel their power deeply; our status as eavesdroppers only adding to our unease.

Of the three programmes, Jurowski's "concert in five movements" was the most blatant in its intention to make us hear differently, to recognise parallels between two dictators hailed as heroes and monsters.

But much of it is to do with the psychological foibles that make us human.These foibles are not recognised in traditional models which assume that humans are rational beings or homo economicus.

When we look at a sweet bouncing baby, our brains recognise the features that make us relate to our own young (as outlined by the baby schema).

Seeing her trademark expressive sketchiness reproduced in embroidery makes you recognise it as just that: a trademark.

And what has to happen to make him recognise it?

When I came to America it made me recognise the benefits of sunlight.

"The coolest thing about what we are doing is making people recognise that this thing that's all around them, waste heat, is actually valuable".