Sentence examples for did not fully recognize from inspiring English sources

He had a stellar attendance and homework record in prison treatment for sex offenders, but his responses, according to the psychologists' report, indicated "that his insight into his actions is still in the development stage" and that he did not fully recognize how much he had hurt his victims.

Oberlin et al. [7] unknowingly discovered SWCNT of a diameter less than 100 Å in 1976; however, they did not fully recognize the discovery and described their SWCNT as a carbon filament.

Danto, however, did not fully recognize the inherently coevolutionary feedback between the production of aesthetic entities and aesthetic judgments.

Until today, the Congo did not fully recognize in law the special needs and requirements that must be in place to help build a better future for children," said Mrs. Raoul.

These RT-PCR studies of opossum CES2.2 and CES2.3 genes show that the BLAT software [ 38, 39] used to predict sequences for opossum CES gene products did not fully recognize all of the intron-exon junctions resulting in some deletions or insertions that are not found in the in vivo gene product.

The Bush team didn't fully recognize that a second attack on America had begun until more than a week after the first casualty.

The photos and videos are reminders of what I accomplished that I didn't fully recognize during the trek itself.

I feel like my compositions are developing a specific geometric-based language that I didn't fully recognize in the early stages of these pixel inspired paintings.

And just as the rest of the country didn't fully recognize the overt violence black people faced in this past century until TVs appeared in more homes, and cameras captured incidents like Bloody Sunday and the Watts Riots, mobile devices, dash cams and body cameras are bringing a stubborn truth to light for a whole new generation of our fellow Americans.

Lynn Rasic, a spokeswoman for Mr. Pataki, said that "the appropriations do not fully recognize the risks to New York".

The consensus among the black elected officials who met with the president in Washington this week is that he does not fully recognize the depth of black discontent with this election.