Sentence examples for merely to recognize from inspiring English sources

To say this is neither to endorse what has happened nor to complain about it, but merely to recognize fact as fact.

The task now is not merely to recognize this Presidency for the emergency it is, and to resist its assault on the principles of reality and the values of liberal democracy, but to devise a future, to debate, to hear one another, to organize, to preserve and revive precious things.

As Christianity began to separate from Judaism, this conviction was accompanied by a view that the Jews erred not merely in failing to recognize Jesus as the Messiah but also in interpreting their Scripture too literally.

In the Commission's voluntary Code of Practice signatories merely commit to recognizing their role in "contributing to solutions to the challenge posed by disinformation". .

It merely requires the animal to recognize the fact that its group is angry.

It is important to recognize that science is merely one aspect of the decision-making, and not try to make the science exceed its remit in support of one area as this may then misinform the other area.

Merely to say that everything is "one" is to recognize something else besides the one, namely our statement pointing it out.

Dahl's purse-lipped critics fail to recognize that his stories don't merely indulge a child's fantasies — they replenish them.

Or to put the same point differently, a requirement to recognize some constraint that one should recognize merely in virtue of having competence with the appropriate terms cannot be explained by citing a fact which mere linguistic competence does not put one in a position to recognize.

As an innovator you need to recognize when to move on, and not merely sit back and bemoan the inevitable.

Advisory board members says that teachers have learned to recognize, and reward, students who find solutions to problems rather than merely reciting textbook answers.