Sentence examples for recognises itself from inspiring English sources
And just as the populist pageants of song fronted by Simon Cowell or Tom Jones thrive on the lyrics of love and the creation of a sense of community through a shared repertoire, so the hero of Meistersinger, Walther von Stolzing, is an emblem of a society that recognises itself through the prize song of a lovelorn young tenor.
A corollary of this view is that individual differences in the extent to which an agent recognises itself as the originator of an event will lead to different error-driven learning effects.
We propose that so long as an agent recognises itself as the originator of an event by attending to its own behaviour, the strength of action outcome associations will be updated.
The Church of Ireland recognises for itself and of itself, no other understanding of marriage," it said.
In fact the UN recognises this itself.
The FAO itself recognises this flaw.
The bank itself recognises that "Doing Business" is not a template for reform.
Moreover, it is obvious that the museum itself recognises the importance.
But – as the Fairtrade Foundation itself recognises – what matters are the sourcing practices, not the label.
But the service itself recognises that pay increases and capital programmes have gone well beyond what is realistic.
"As the report itself recognises, we have not begun negotiating our exit from the EU, so it seems very premature to draw conclusions from some highly speculative models," she said.
