Sentence examples for we only recognize from inspiring English sources

Ironically, we only recognize this when an outbreak occurs.

It seems we only recognize a woman's right to choose if she's been martyred somehow: a horrible side effect of an ill-defined philosophy sprung from Catholic shame, one that creates an environment rife with atrocities, where fanatics—and fanatical governments can engage in practices you wouldn't will on a wild animal.

The 18th-century Hasidic master Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev taught, in his lesson for Rosh Hashanah, that if we could only recognize that we are actually created anew with every breath we inhale, we would be able to serve our Creator with greater devotion.

Sellars was interested in inferences that we can only recognize as valid if we possess certain bits of factual knowledge.

For Butler we are often self-deceived even when we think we are doing what is morally right (in fact if we think we are wholly in the right we are almost always deceived (Sermon X §13)) and we often only recognize our self-deception — if at all -- upon later reflection.

"We not only recognize the grave inequalities that are endured by the jornaleros, we are worried about them," she said.

Today, we not only recognize the enormous achievements women have made in this country, but we deepen our commitment to the fight for equality.

There is an implication that when faced with the "amoral mechanics" of the earth, we can only recognize the ephemeral nature of our presence on it.

— we can only recognize that for Captain Smith and his fellow specialists, the real act of valor was agreeing to be in this movie in the first place.

Ordinarily we not only recognize that other persons are afraid or that they are reaching for a particular object.

"It is critical," Hatch's remarks continued, "that we not only recognize this shortage of high-skilled workers but also understand why it exists.