Sentence examples for recognized many things from inspiring English sources

And when I listened to the techno music that they play in the Love Parade, I recognized many things I heard when I was a kid in Bahia.

"Our spotlight of attention is grabbing objects at such a fast rate that introspectively it feels like you're recognizing many things at once," Dr. Wolfe said.

Well, in short, Roy is a wildly successful fashion designer who can been recognized for many things other than her involvement (or lack thereof) with Beyoncé and/or Jay Z. Let's just get this one out of the way off the bat.

She explained how the wealthier classes have benefited from whites and blacks constantly being at each other's throats, and how rampant racism has insidiously kept so many struggling whites from recognizing those many things they and their families have in common with economically struggling blacks, Hispanics and so on.

And, while we push to make continued progress, it's equally important that we stop and recognize the many things we're already getting right.

Alaska recognizes many Native languages.

(Western Europe is not the only part of the world where cooks have recognized that butter makes many things taste much better).

Instead, we should recognize that nature can do many things far better than we can, and with less collateral damage.

One of the salient characteristics of this standpoint is that the world appears to be dualistic in nature, that is to say, it recognizes two (and by implication, many) things to be real.

First, it's important to recognize that there are usually many things we can't change in a family gathering.

Iraq is the buzzword, but Afghanistan is its own disaster, and one that McCain failed to recognize (Feb. 2007: "We are doing many things right in Afghanistan").