Sentence examples for to recognize itself from inspiring English sources
Within a few months, as the camera crews continued to descend, the community barely seemed to recognize itself.
We have a history: beginning to see each other with Stonewall, when a whole new community began to recognize itself; the AIDS crisis — we'd always been separated!
America, he writes, "is fated to recognize itself as intersection -- no, nothing so plain as intersection -- as coil, pretzel, Gordian knot with a wagging tail".
For Sartre, Tintoretto is an avatar of existential anguish, who was both behind his time — as the last native-born master on a scene ruled by a cosmopolitan élite — and ahead of it, as the ideal artist for a rising bourgeoisie that was too intimidated by the pomp of the ducal republic to recognize itself in his demotic trashings of aristocratic decorum.
To test an elephant's ability to recognize itself, a team of researchers examined how three adult female Asian elephants at the Bronx Zoo in New York City reacted to a jumbo-sized mirror in their enclosure.
Plastic realism will fail to recognize itself as a dead-end.
In reality, a preventive vaccine uses a human-made substance -- in Aidsvax, a protein -- to teach the body's immune system to recognize and protect itself against H.I.V.
According to Averroes, it is important to acknowledge that the existence of the world has a cause, and so any philosophical account of eternity that suggests otherwise won't do, whereas it is equally important to recognize that existence itself along with time "extend continuously at both extremes," and so, any unreflective religious commitment to origination in time won't do.
The change involves, also, beginning to recognize that war itself is oh so retro.
"We need to recognize that Islam itself is not just a religion - it is a totalitarian way of life.
29 Although a 11% reduction in mortality might appear modest, it is important to recognize that warfarin itself has an established mortality benefit compared with placebo, so the reduction seen with apixaban is in addition to the effect of warfarin.
