Sentence examples for we commonly recognise from inspiring English sources

Whatever stance one takes here, it will be necessary to acknowledge that in ordinary sense experience we commonly recognise someone without reliance upon inference, rather than starting from some set of minimally interpreted sensations (blobs of colour and so on) and inferring that the presence of this person in particular would best explain these phenomena.

Unable to use all indicators for sample size calculation, we instead took commonly recognised factors reported in the published literature into account for the study sample size.

We chose contemporary examples that we anticipated would be commonly recognised by participants.

It's Pinker's contention that without the pacifying influence of a commonly recognised state, we are prone to make life the nasty, brutish and short experience that Hobbes described.

He does acknowledge that there are errors in our moral thinking and that we are not required to accept 'as absolute all the claims that are commonly recognised' (FE 190; also 2 3; RG 41), though he thinks that most disputes concern media axiomata rather than fundamental moral principles (FE 18 19, 190).

We identify the critical issue of managerial risk vulnerability related to 'standard equivocality' which is the absence of commonly recognised standards for hazard communications to risk decision makers.

IT IS commonly recognised that Europe's institutional arrangements favour smaller countries.

However, it was commonly recognised by members of the group that the culture of fear that I identified two years ago had not gone away.

The most commonly recognised factors that increase vulnerability to depression have been identified as "gender, genetics, family factors, adverse childhood experiences, personality factors and social circumstances".

Discussing the room-sized cutout The Swimming Pool, which Matisse made aged 82, Farago compared it to an installation before the term was commonly recognised.

That's missing out some flags, like the flag for non-binary people, androgynes, polysexuals... There's a lot of queer identities that exist in addition to those more commonly recognised!