Sentence examples for author recognized from inspiring English sources

Later, four or five of the kids were sitting on the stoop and the author recognized their wrung-out posture as they left.

The author recognized the origin of Miles's figure of speech in Boswell's statement that "Life will not bear to be calmly considered.

Having suffered a heart attack of his own while researching Lee and writing the book, the four-pack-a-day author recognized symptoms others overlooked.

The New Yorker, October 14, 1944 P. 70 Seeing a newspaper photograph of a young soldier who had been decorated for his part in a bombing raid on Zagreb, author recognized the boy as one belonging to a former cleaning woman of his, a Mrs. Cracovaner.

By John Andrew Rice The New Yorker, October 14, 1944 P. 70 Seeing a newspaper photograph of a young soldier who had been decorated for his part in a bombing raid on Zagreb, author recognized the boy as one belonging to a former cleaning woman of his, a Mrs. Cracovaner.

The author recognized that the effect of the nature and components of mattresses on mental training has not yet been studied.

And so "Taiwanese independence," for example, always appears in quotation marks, a political "(sic)," indicating that the author recognizes the error, even absurdity, of the phrase.

Responding to peer review commentary, the author recognizes that this route is but one of the possible routes for undertaking this investigation.

The author recognizes the problem but does not offer a remedy.

Dr. Wang and his authors recognized that in a warming world, the way El Niño intensifies rainfall patterns would change.

Only some of the authors recognized this flaw.