Sentence examples for very recognition of from inspiring English sources

With the "comprehensive secularization of the historical in the state of creation…History merges into the setting" to become natural history (OGT, 92), whose attendant cognition is a melancholic contemplation of things which derives enigmatic satisfaction from its very recognition of their transience and emptiness (OGT, 139).

Moreover, the contents of our own thoughts, and so of our very recognition of the words of others and the objects and events to which they refer, themselves depend on our sharing with others a pattern of interaction with the world.

This very recognition of having a problem and taking steps to overcome it is itself an impressive quality and shows that they weren't into denial, but willing to look Medusa right in the face and deal with the problem.

However, the very recognition of this possibility leads to the profound question of what feature might distinguish a "biological swarm" from a "figurative swarm".

It's a very real recognition of the promotional power of copyrighted content being reused in original art.

I think this is a very important recognition of the very close ties between Australia and New Zealand".

Headache disorders, including migraine and tension-type headache, are very common in the general population but there is very little recognition of their public health impact [1].

At the very least, recognition of this kind of happiness reconciles a man to the child within him.

The first G20 heads of state summit in 2008 was very belated recognition of the economic and political power of China, India, Brazil and other "emerging" economies.

The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was "a very welcome recognition of a significant change in tone by everyone now".

"Within the Congress, there is a very sharp recognition of things that weigh us down, that weigh India down, that need to be tackled," he said.