Sentence examples for striking to recognize from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jones said it was striking to recognize the mothers in the children of former Ballet Theater dancers.

Separate surveys show that Hispanics favor school vouchers by a wide margin, and they were the staunchest supporters of California's Proposition 22, a pre-emptive strike against any move to recognize gay marriages.

The organization's mission statement for the strike is to recognize "the enormous value that women of all backgrounds add to our socio-economic system--while receiving lower wages and experiencing greater inequities, vulnerability to discrimination, sexual harassment, and job insecurity".

The Yankees' calculator obviously counts from post-1994, the strike year, refusing to recognize the Braves' three consecutive division titles and postseason appearances leading up to 1994.

It strikes me as important to recognize a few things, however.

Employees who have been made to understand that it's not all right to strike side deals with customers, to recognize revenue prematurely, to conceal possible conflicts of interest, or to look the other way when these types of activities are going on won't be busy circumventing the control system at every turn.

"I'm struck at how much you have to recognize that teen sexual behavior occurs in a social context".

Frustrated with the drudgery, one researcher logged onto Facebook, and was struck by the site's ability to recognize faces in photographs.

Griffin's work is intricate and well-layered, striking a realism that moviegoers are likely to recognize.

Learn to recognize pre-strike signs of aggression.

American voters have always been able to recognize batters who have struck out at the plate or made homeruns.