Singly, these chestnuts fall flat; together, they paint a penetrating portrait of somebody we all recognize, the wrong guy who's Mr. Right.
He is a person who cares for the world with a great compassion and I truly believe that he will recognize the wrong that he has done, and move on to live up to his potential.
While Bazelon found that many students seem to recognize the wrong in teasing kids who are weak or helpless, they don't always see verbal taunting as bullying especially if the victim has equal or near equal social status, or has given as good as they got.
His bounded-risk analysis is badly flawed, resting on a dubious proposition, inconsistent with the cases he relies on, and, most importantly, recognizing the wrong set of circumstances in which parties would choose to limit their exposure to large cost changes.
As a human behavior expert with 14 years of experience assessing employees, I know that the secret to hiring right is learning to recognize the wrong people and weed them out.
Fricker argues that although it is correct to view testimonial injustice as an ethical wrong insofar as it is an injustice, it is important to recognize the wrong as specifically epistemic in nature in that it involves being wronged specifically in one's capacity as a knower (2007, 20).
Like everyone, we have physical needs, but I think we recognize the wrong ones.
Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, is making the rounds, telling the UN General Assembly that he now recognizes the wrong in the Holocaust, and preaching "tolerance".
You don't have to be a genius to pass the test.— You just have to recognize the wrong answers and make a good guess.
Clinton offered a six-sentence apology to the former internees "on behalf of all Americans". "We recognize the wrongs of the past and offer our profound regret to those who endured such grave injustice," the president said.
