However, when someone writes with a raw vulnerability, expressing with exquisite clarity a thought or feeling that I recognize in myself, I tend to sit up and take notice.
Officially, consciousness is a reflexive act in which I recognize my thoughts as my own and is therefore prior to memory, although Clarke sometimes writes "consciousness" when he should say "memory" (Thiel 2011, 231).
I tend to think getting high exacerbates the negative thoughts we already have, and I recognize now that I was a pretty anxious, nervy kid.
"As much as I think [of] Bernie and I recognize him as a thought leader, I think it's only fair to acknowledge he's got some electability issues.
Saturday was a day to look out at the left side of the infield, ponder the thought and recognize that it is a matter of when.
Connoisseurs of Victorian thought will recognize the once familiar principles of Matthew Arnold, the critic who sought moral uplift -- "Sweetness and Light" -- in art and found in it "a secular religious force capable of formulating principles of individual and social value".
And when we consider this along with the theory of the nature of thought, we recognize that these experiences as they are expressed in statements actually leave out other aspects of the given and so are incomplete.
It shouldn't take much thought to recognize that most of these variables, taken singly or even together, don't have much to do with whether a state is friendly to business or with its economic outlook.
I also blamed your death on the fact that we were both intoxicated, but I now recognize that the thought to shoot anyone I perceived as a threat had been planted long before we met.
But most likely, you won't give it a second thought because you recognize the necessity, plus you have no expectation of not being recorded while at a convenience store.
Think of how life could be worse, and flip the thought process to recognize what you do have.
