Sentence examples for whom we recognize from inspiring English sources
These passages diminish the stronger narrative that has gone before — Espach's account of Emily's high school years and her affair with that teacher, whom we recognize as a loathsome opportunist.
An enormous, broad educational effort along with the encouragement of interdependency can widen the circle of those whom we recognize as members of our own band and suppress our acceptance of killing among groups.
At the end of the day, though, we may have no moral option but to coerce reasonable and epistemically competent peers whom we recognize have no reason from their perspective to recognize the legitimacy of the laws to which they are subject.
Away from the spotlight, he seemed a very different person: A sudden downpour caused us to take shelter under the marquee of the Plaza early the other afternoon, and within a couple of seconds we were joined by a very tall and thoroughly drenched young man, whom we recognized as Van Cliburn.
Tell them about the Ferris wheel in the middle of the floor, about the zebra-striped furniture, about the powerful media people, all of whom we clearly recognized!
American workers and farmers paid more for their purchases, while the moguls of industry (whom we would today recognize as "the 1percentt") reaped the benefit.
If only temporarily, the face of the team will again belong to Derek Jeter, not Rodriguez, whom we have come to recognize in a variety of poses as the deer caught in the limelight.
The Poet, whom we are supposed to recognize as Morrison, is dubbed Jordan, and Manzarek's alter ego is called Roy.
He can criticize libertarians for failing to recognize by whom we are really ruled (large private bureaucracies can be as bad as their public counterparts), and liberals for lacking any vision of human thriving more meaningful than mutual respect and Muzak.
Just as we recognize the influence of constituents over those whom they elect, we should recognize the sway of tech employees over the devices that begin our days and mediate our lives.
In the last four or five months, we've seen a sustained level of interest when the discussion is framed very broadly and we have a speaker whom people recognize".
