Sentence examples for actually recognize from inspiring English sources

"If my grandparents came back," he said, "they would actually recognize this".

His organizer can actually recognize his speech in addition to uttering sentences itself.

Back on the celebrity trail, Ms. Bullett spied Sandra Bernhard (well, she didn't actually recognize her by name, but she was sure it was someone).

The antigen receptor does not actually recognize the entire antigen; instead it binds to only a portion of the antigen's surface, an area called the antigenic determinant or epitope.

Torys does the basics better than anyone (save perhaps Totto), turning out subtly flavored, carefully grilled chicken skewers from parts of the bird you might actually recognize, and does a commendable job with shishito peppers and other grilled veggies.

But the troops on the ground and the big decision-makers at, say, the Pentagon, are entirely different populations, and I think the third-country nationals actually recognize that distinction.

His early runway designs actually recognized a more real point about Britishness: that to be natural was to be cool.

He is actually recognized more often on the streets of Manhattan than in Milan, where soccer is a religion and basketball is a minor sport.

With the empathic power of his imagination, her now grown son, Harry Richard Shortt), whose mother never actually recognizes him, nonetheless liberates her from woe and engineers a kind of salvation for them both.

The N.B.A. actually recognizes a "Sixth Man of the Year," in honor of the best bench player, whereas a hockey team's sixth-best player is scarcely more important than its fifteenth.

"This was a little bit different, in the sense that we were actually recognized and part of the story before the game, which is not something that we're used to," Steratore said.