Sentence examples for sense recognition from inspiring English sources

In that sense, recognition of the uselessness of individual action is the very reason for making our modest contribution to the collective effort.

In this sense, recognition of a problem validated the women's concerns.

The Indians' superstition about the gun had, at this stage, some of the deleterious effects we see in the modern cult of it -- neglect of common-sense recognition of its limits and evil side effects -- though some leaders recognized the danger.

The book's major thesis, however, is that Pentecostalism survived and flourished because the absolutism and certitude stemming from its quest for direct contact with the divine was always balanced by a "clear-eyed" common-sense recognition of practicalities like finances or dealings with the law.

They based Congressional power on the common-sense recognition that the old system encouraged a "race to the bottom" that pressured more and more states to allow the exploitation of children.

"On the other, he is after a sense of recognition, a need for recognition".

I read that with a sense of recognition.

Watching the work, you felt a sense of recognition.

"So there's a sense of recognition, complicity, solidarity".

What people want is a sense of recognition.

But the sense of recognition I felt when I read it was immense.