Sentence examples for recognizes the truth of from inspiring English sources

But even as the prophet recognizes the truth of that pain, he also speaks of the hope that fills many religious souls, the comfort and redemption of faith.

Anyone who has ever walked through Manhattan -- or other large swaths of America -- recognizes the truth of the bit and feels a twinge of regret.

Even halfway out of her mind, she seemed to recognize the truth of that.

Our children and grandchildren need you to hear and recognize the truth of our situation, before it is too late.

Once again, it is clear that Mr. Bush refuses to recognize the truth of his failure in Iraq and envisions a military commitment that has no end.

It is sad that our wonderful village was portrayed so negatively, but we believe our residents have the intellect and good sense to recognize the truth of the proposed bulk law changes.

But, unlike many fetishists, Marie, lousy with all kinds of repression, doesn't recognize the truth of how and why she ends up jonesing to be controlled even as she longs for someone to control her.

One answer would be because we recognize the independent value of the interests of our friends, or that we recognize the truth of their interpretations of us.

Or is it, as externalists would suggest, the reliability of the cognitive process by which we come to recognize the truth of such a proposition?

This can certainly not be generalized to the claim that we can recognize the truth of any every idea without attending to its grounds; indeed, the very notion of an adequate idea is of one that includes its grounds.

They easily recognize the truth of the dictum that one should abstain from the possession of private things, or if one cannot do so, then at least from the love of property (Enarratio in Psalmam 132, ch.4).