Was I able to recognize what things were coming to?
Whether one is able to recognize the people's identity (sometimes mixed race), their personality comes through first, followed by objects and symbols that create questions about our understanding of their cultures.
Burge (1996; see also Shoemaker 1988) argues that to be capable of "critical reasoning" one must be able to recognize one's own attitudes, knowledgeably evaluating, identifying, and reviewing one's beliefs, desires, commitments, suppositions, etc., where these mental states are known to be the states they are.
Successful people aren't always the smartest, but have acquired emotional skills, and rely on being able to recognize and to deal with one's own emotions.
"But I'm proud that I was able to recognize that".
At the end of the film, as a joke, he'll put on a pair of regular glasses telling Lois that no one will be able to recognize him now.
Humans learn; no one is born able to recognize Bob's voice.
She casually allows her male colleagues to style her hair, and she removes the veil for a stretch of time when she goes to the beach in Alexandria every summer, where no one would be able to recognize — or judge — her.
Engineering a qualified drug candidate with the appropriate and balanced pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, and safety properties rarely occurs by happenstance, although one must be able to recognize and exploit serendipitous success in this field.
Deeper down, however, it is the tale of one musician being able to recognize the manifestation of another musician's insecurities bubbling to the surface and help him overcome his doubts and self-loathing in order to achieve his personal and professional goals.
