Sentence examples for recognizes the true from inspiring English sources

Die Kämpfe Gottes, 2 vol).. Divided into six parts, the work treats exhaustively of the immortality of the soul; dreams, divination, and prophecy; divine knowledge; providence; celestial spheres and separate intellects and their relationship with God; and the creation of the world, miracles, and the criteria by which one recognizes the true prophet.

Someday, the country will recognize the true cost of its war on illegal immigration.

Two major groups of mosses are recognized, the true mosses and the commercially important peat mosses (Sphagnum).

And to see if in fact these suitors are willing to recognize the true value of these newspapers.

But recognizing the true source of the illness — the consistent, deliberate misuse of truth for political purposes — is out of the question, for the moment.

It is up to the club to recognize the true value of a player and not to succumb to market forces.

"I love that there was a way of recognizing the true devastation that's been wrought, the harm that's been done, without condemning the individual," she said.

What's wrong with recognizing the true outstanding player on the team and letting some kids know they should consider taking up the violin?

Huygens, a contemporary of Newton, could account for double refraction with his elementary wave theory, but he did not recognize the true implications of the effect.

This period now figures as the most controversial in American-Iraqi relations, when the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush were in a position to recognize the true face of the man holding power in Baghdad.

"Ninety-eight percent have recognized the true nature of the Falun Gong cult and broken away from it," a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Sun Yuxi, said today at a news conference.