Sentence examples for intuitively recognized from inspiring English sources

"Itching to fight" and being "irritated" by a person who is an "itch" are intuitively recognized expressions of social predicaments.

The couple intuitively recognized that the Joyce Hatto boomlet was a viral phenomenon, one that they had the ability to influence.

Ms. Wani of the referendum bureau said the symbols held subliminal clues that illiterate voters intuitively recognized: in the unity option, the gripping hands were left hands, a greeting that would be taboo in southern Sudan, while the open palm for separation was the right hand.

As in many of the Coens' movies, the world on screen is one we intuitively recognize, even as its geography seems decidedly askew.

As in many Coen movies, the dreamy on-screen world is decidedly askew, but it's one we intuitively recognize, a land of down-home magic realism.

"You need judgment, and to be able to intuitively recognize the smaller sets of data that are most important," Mr. Taylor said.

But at a deeper level we intuitively recognize that memory, miraculously etched and preserved in the architecture of millions upon millions of synapses, is the neural sum of who we are, have been and hope to be.

They are not simply a nighttime stage where you and your Grandma Sophie and President Rutherford B. Hayes sing show tunes in a place you've never seen before yet intuitively recognize as your childhood bedroom.

A nonexpert intuitively recognizes increasing danger in red color shades.

Users can intuitively recognize the earthquake occurrence and the propagation of the seismic waves as the colors change radially from the certain area, i.e., the source area.

However, they did not completely understand the test setting as they did not intuitively recognize what to do ('What is my role in this simulation?' Participant 2).