Sentence examples for evidently recognize from inspiring English sources

Baboons evidently recognize the order in which two sounds are heard, and attach different meanings to each sequence.

That is no longer true, and, despite the scale and effectiveness of China's controls over the Internet, even its official stewards evidently recognize that they are in a new fight for public opinion.

And though he evidently recognizes how prayer can be trivialized, he is unwilling to cry out.

Evidently recognizing that these units may be in vigorous daily use for 10 or 15 years, the company replaced the springs with a pressure-hinge mechanism that's less likely to become permanently compressed and lose contact with the AA's.

These, as China's political leadership has evidently recognized, contain a high explosive potential.

Kozinski evidently recognized that Garcia's copyrights do not extend to portions of the film she's not in.].

No longer resting on premises, those truths are self-evidently recognized as true whenever I attend to them.

In the face of this wholesale disaster, William Kristol, an early and continuing supporter of the Iraq war, responds with precisely the arguments that got us into this mess in the first place, and finds it both regrettable and puzzling that the United States is now "oddly timid and uncertain": unable, evidently, to recognize his own role in America's current quandary.

The same circumstances however put them in a situation where they had to recognize self-evidently foreign cultural supremacy and voluntarily absorb the basic values and categories of colonial Europe.

She also serves as the M.P. for Maidenhead, a middle-class commuter town about thirty miles west of London, and there, evidently, she has come to recognize the gaping chasm that many of her constituents perceive to exist between themselves and the London-based élites.

As yet, though we live with this reality every day, we evidently just can't bear to recognize it for what it might be.