Sentence examples for we come to recognize from inspiring English sources

Colonial Revival, we come to recognize, is latent in much of our architecture, furniture and urban design.

Yet through the two violent tales for which he is remembered, we come to recognize a singular, quite terrifying mentality.

As we experience parenthood ourselves we come to recognize that our own parents were often no less victims of their parents than we are of ours.

We come to recognize his skeptical eye, his classical perspective on modern entertainment and his attraction (artistic, at least) to women who were both strong and vulnerable.

If over time we come to recognize real value — that the dross gets thrown out and quality remains 200 or 300 years from now — that implies, don't you think, that there's something objective about quality in art? A. No, there's just the process of time.

Speech, Rosenzweig suggests, is the tool through which we come to recognize ourselves as selves, and which at once unites us with others along our path towards redemption.

For this reason, we came to recognize the importance of improving the incontinence absorbent pad that is in direct contact with the skin.

When we know and cherish this existence, the rest of our life is a shimmering field of light because we have come to recognize one unalterable truth that we are one with all living entities and beings, and that we are never alone.

We have come to recognize her with her hair slicked back, so we definitely did a double take at this look.

They'd say it in a tone of voice we had come to recognize in our four years there, a kind of here-we-go-again resignation.

At the very least we must come to recognize the biases - the tendencies- of the technologies we are using, and encourage our young people to do the same.