Heat and illness had turned him into someone he hardly knew, and one afternoon, in a voice he hardly recognized, he called out for a drink.
Rather than call the New Jersey school, where his voice would be recognized, he called Bishop Loughlin and made abusive statements aimed at the Christian Brothers, they said.
As Jesus was very in tuned to where God was calling him, there is a good possibility that Jesus recognized he was called to be single.
In addition to sense and reference, Frege also recognized what he called the "force" of an utterance the quality by virtue of which it counts as an assertion (You wrote the letter), a question (Did you write the letter?), an imperative or command (Write the letter!), or a request (Please write the letter).
Frege recognized what he called "Thoughts" (Gedanken)[3] at the level of sense corresponding to (presented by) declarative sentences at the level of language.
After he recognized what he called the "consequences" of the bill, he announced that he was pro-life.
The Adult Philosophy Club of East Greenwich, R.I., was launched just over three years ago by a drug addiction counselor who recognized what he called "existential crises" among his clients.
As a presidential candidate in 2000, George W. Bush pledged to ensure that "our nation properly recognizes" what he called "a genocidal campaign that defies comprehension". But, angering Armenian groups, Bush refused to use the term in the annual presidential statement on the subject made on April 24, generally considered the beginning of the killings in 1915.
Zardari is reported to have told Singh that he recognized he was the first to call him after the Marriott hotel attack in Islamabad.
He says it is to France's interest to give up Algeria and recognize what he calls "Algeria's vocation for independence".
He recognizes what he calls "the Difficulty" of writing about an age whose heroes turn out to be, from a modern vantage point, villains: Hawkins, of armada fame, helped introduce the English slave trade; Spenser, who left us the glorious "Faerie Queene," also wrote a tract calling for the brutal subjugation of the Irish.
