Sentence examples for an inability to recognize from inspiring English sources

Alexia is a specific form of visual agnosia, an inability to recognize written language.

("Voice blindness," an inability to recognize people by voice, also exists).

(Daniel Galera's "Blood-Drenched Beard" again links namelessness and neuroscience; his protagonist suffers from prosopagnosia, an inability to recognize faces).

Some patients have music agnosia, an inability to recognize familiar melodies, even ones to which they know the lyrics.

Its rationalist and materialist analyses, he continued, have also led to an inability "to recognize or acknowledge the power of religion in the modern world".

This could be compatible with the absence of co-evolution between P. viticola and Mgaloblishvili, resulting in an inability to recognize all the effectors of the pathogen.

It presents in myriad ways, including an obsession with details, social awkwardness, a seeming inability to recognize the feelings or reactions of others, and flat, outward expression with few physical cues as to what the AS person is feeling.

Glycemic goals may need to be modified to take into account the fact that most children <6 or 7 years of age have a form of "hypoglycemic unawareness," including immaturity of and a relative inability to recognize and respond to hypoglycemic symptoms, placing them at greater risk for severe hypoglycemia and its sequelae.

A total inability to recognize the needs of anyone else.

These people could actually be suffering from a metacognitive inability to recognize their own ineptitude.

This bias is attributed to a metacognitive inability to recognize their [own] ineptitude". To be clear, this not to say we don't need strong, resilient egos, or that a healthy sense of self-esteem isn't essential to performing our most productive work.