Sentence examples for because one recognizes from inspiring English sources

The combined force of normative and empirical expectations makes norm compliance a superior choice and makes defection, in case the others are expected to cooperate, a bad choice indeed, be it because punishment may follow, or just because one recognizes the legitimacy of other's expectations (Sugden 2000).

But this is not a workable cartoon image because no one recognizes Pétain anymore.

Because no one recognizes single parents as a minority group.

As was pointed out earlier (section 3), 'apprehension' is, according to Cook Wilson, not mere 'sensation', because in the former one recognizes the definite character of a sensation, through comparison.

But I think good speculation is that they went out of their way to give themselves an extra month because, one, they recognized the statutory command for expedition and, two, the onset of the election season".

At first, no one recognizes them, because (a) it's Los Angeles and (b) neither is very recognizable.

He spent a year and a half in a P.O.W. camp, and was released, apparently because no one recognized him — the description the British had of Hoecker made him out to be smaller and slighter than he was.

It felt a little bit like going undercover because no one recognized me without my big hair and glasses!

Ozougwu took off his jersey, because no one recognized No. 254 anyway.

It was just so much fun, because no one recognized me.

When the victims were brought in, no one recognized them because their faces were so badly mutilated.