Sentence examples for start recognized from inspiring English sources

As the story is told, Shannon from the start recognized in Traylor's renderings the mark of a visionary he thought important enough to support financially, and whose donated art supplies encouraged Traylor to produce several cartoons a day.

During a time when Bruno Bettelheim and others advocated separating poor kids from their families in order to immerse them in more stimulating learning environments, Head Start recognized that parents were children's most important teachers, and that their deep involvement was fundamental to Head Start's basic design.

"We'll start recognizing things again soon".

At that point, Christopher Graff of the Associated Press, dean of the Montpelier press corps, said to him, "If they don't start recognizing you, Governor, come home".

We are not going to get the twin problems of safety and efficiency under control unless we, and the rest of America, start recognizing that New York City has problems.

He doesn't discuss planned obsolescence, but he does reflect on mortality: "You start recognizing your limitations at some point, and it's just not going to stop".

I would hope that the president and his advisers start recognizing how limited is the depth of Mr. Bush's mandate.

Because there is that about New Castle, too: After two days in town, you start recognizing faces in the street, and familiar names in the graveyards.

… It is extremely important to start recognizing that the Iranian people have two qualities: they resist pressure but they respond very positively to respect.

"As a parent, you start recognizing, that's not how she cries," he said, describing the diagnosis of meningitis that she was given.

Ms. Kirkland added, "It might take a while for people to start recognizing that a good result is produced by a certain kind of training".