Sentence examples for a bit to recognize from inspiring English sources

Jeter should play a bit, to recognize the votes, but Asdrubal Cabrera deserves most of the playing time.

I am forever grateful to those who risk their lives for my freedom and protection every day, however I am widening the circle a bit to recognize a different sort of bravery all girls can relate to.

Use it a bit to let the animal recognize you.

But we might sacrifice quite a bit to politics, while still recognizing the benefits of the SCHIP bill.

Though it may take a little bit of time to recognize your own symbols, they will quickly become ingrained in your mind and allow you to breeze through an article much quicker than without a symbol legend.

On the other hand, Allard notes that American policy toward Cuba, which has been the target of a trade embargo by the U.S. for decades, "is a bit outmoded; you have to recognize that fact and change the policy.

Of course, it's appropriate to give thanks for our military people any day of any year, but National Airborne Day is a chance to drill down a bit and recognize those who get into the action in a very special way: by jumping out of perfectly good aircraft in pursuit of our nation's military missions around the world.

Or could it be that you're terrified to recognize a bit of yourself in me, when I have my powerful, viselike grip around one of your neighbors' necks and am repeatedly smashing his face against a stone wall?

The graphics were occasionally not up to the screen's capabilities; the 3.5G indicator especially was a bit fuzzy, and I learned to recognize it by its indistinctness.

The swelling on Cyprian's face started to go down (just like the doctor told me it would) and after about the fifth day, I started to recognize a bit of the old Cyprian again.

As in the best of Bausch's dances, we began to recognize bits of our own lives — a touch, a glance.