Sentence examples for when one recognizes from inspiring English sources

When one recognizes the tremendous power of the international and supranational forces that support our present form of globalization, one could conclude that resistance is futile.

It is a time when one recognizes with respect what one owes to the tools of trade, recreation and entertainment.

The answer becomes clearer when one recognizes, as the book stresses, that politics is largely about organized combat.

Some inferences are, however, immediately apprehended, e.g., when one recognizes that it follows from 'if p, then q' and 'p', that 'q'q

This was a time when no one recognizes any difference between us".

Each step brought the spotlight closer, and when no one recognized him, it was easier to take the next, larger step.

When reading Tinbergen's paper carefully, one recognizes that the "three major problems of biology" (mechanism, phylogeny, adaptive value) were already carved out by Julian Huxley [ 21] to whom Tinbergen gives full credit for his insights [1, p. 411].

Others recall a fight in more recent decades over daylight saving time; as they tell it, there was a time, briefly, when one city recognized it and the other did not.

I recently read a book by New York Times columnist Charles Blow, who said that something about how his own belief and vision of himself was utterly changed when one teacher recognized him as worthy of attention.

The smart one recognizes our common bonds.

So she wasn't too thrilled during their trip to the UK when Carole Radziwill was the one recognized as royalty.