Sentence examples for process of recognising from inspiring English sources

The process of recognising that my husband was abusive began three years ago.

Learning through craft develops haptic perception, that is, the process of recognising objects through touch.

Vainglorious boasting like Fallon's not only does nothing to help, but actually impedes the process of recognising where we really do stand in the world.

To experience the world in memorable ways, we need to treat perception as an active process of recognising, probing, questioning, comparing, opining and feeling.

The process of recognising someone as a saint can be a slow process, as supporters of Victorian nun Elizabeth Prout have discovered.

Other authors, e.g. Ardichivili et al. (2003) and Aviram (2010), point out that the process of recognising an opportunity is the key to entrepreneurship; they note that opportunities must be built and are not simply found.

Or the statement (in the international debate) whereby a process of "constitutionalising death" is underway, or even, of recognising the "due process of dying", in a language of public freedom.

Surfing GB has already begun the process of getting recognised by Sport England.

"Maria Miller understands the importance of recognising some women are traumatised by abortion process, that's real feminism," Dorries tweeted.

Following the end of apartheid in South Africa, Helen helped the University of Cape Town use APEL processes to recognise the learning that black students from the townships brought with them to the university.

That would have been like asking the IRA to begin the Ulster peace process by recognising the legitimacy of Northern Ireland.