Sentence examples for we only recognise from inspiring English sources

Outside philosophy and the courtroom, perhaps we only recognise human memory as operating 'normally' when its successes are shot through with instances of forgetting, selection, condensation, interference, and distortion.

As infants perhaps we only recognised that food and warmth are appropriate to us, but since humans are rational, more than these basic necessities are appropriate to us.

We have been made so stupid that we can only recognise the world as private or public.

Perhaps we can only recognise and reward writing by minorities when its subject matter is not uncomfortably close to home – and that includes Rushdie's work, which is international in tone and mostly subcontinental in its content.

We can only recognise the general characteristics of a trot but cannot distinguish details of the gait pattern [22].

"We don't only recognise him on this day," Thato Williams, a 13-year-old pupil, said during an assembly.

They not only recognise the importance of profits and incentives.

This would change, argues Mr Gunjia, if the world would only recognise Abkhazia.

I still think I'm Debbie Harry, and I only recognise classical music from pantyliner ads.

Children only recognise gender at about the age of four, she says.

This has an advantage over a traditional capacitive touchscreen, the sort found on most smartphones, because capacitive screens only recognise fingers.