Sentence examples for recognition of things from inspiring English sources

But for me it is more a way of imparting recognition of things that you didn't know you knew.

The Communal Govt I see would be secondary, a natural outgrowth of a time recognition of things like equality and humility and dignity and creativeness expressed.

In a 2013 Guardian interview Marias stated that the novelist's function was "a way of imparting, recognition of things that you didn't know you knew".

"Within the Congress, there is a very sharp recognition of things that weigh us down, that weigh India down, that need to be tackled," he said.

This is more in recognition of things our shoppers are already doing rather than trying to fundamentally change behavior".

The current feature set is pretty lightweight, but the concept video shows how it might expand in the future to offer account access, up-to-the-minute market information, news and stock pricing information based on image recognition of things like corporate logos.

There was a recognition of common things, as in Pop Art, but the subject was the issue of role playing at many levels.

In 1969 we had the first big oil spill in California, and I started to think that it might be a concomitant obligation to infuse my work with some kind of recognition of such things.

A later theory (Caramazza & Shelton 1998) claimed that animate and inanimate objects are treated by different knowledge systems separated by evolutionary pressure: domains of features pertaining to the recognition of living things, human faces, and perhaps tools may have been singled out as recognition of such entities had survival value for humans.

Attending to the space between Millett's own commentary and the voices and sounds of the Iranian women and men around her, I analyze the ways in which a socially constructed lack of knowledge (be it political, religious, or technological) situates our recognition of the things that are right in front of us.

We bow our heads in recognition of this thing that's bigger than us, than our massive egos, and we're humbled by its immensity.