Sentence examples for may not have recognised from inspiring English sources

If you live in London, you may have seen Maggie Gyllenhaal of late, but chances are you may not have recognised her.

The ancient tale's sword remains, but its medieval theme is threaded through modern-day scenes that King Arthur may not have recognised – from sweaty nightclubs to what VHS film looks like.

"We are nearly there", was his message for the evening, having suggested that the medicines to do the job might already be in use for other ailments, but that doctors and scientists may not have recognised their anti-cancer properties yet.

MOST of his audience may not have recognised the pounding music that accompanied Thomas Mulcair when he took the stage at the New Democratic Party NDPP) convention in Toronto on March 24th, after being elected as the leader of Canada's official opposition.

Green does not make totally clear how radical this line of argument actually is; indeed, he may not have recognised it himself.

Similar experiences may not have been reported by other participants, who may not have recognised the educational value of the encounter.

The Bard would not have recognised himself.

This was one problem that Pheidippides would not have recognised.

The focus groups of service providers identified suggestions to improve the call centre service which may not have been recognised otherwise.

However, some protein orthologues may not have been recognised using CEGMA analysis due to the high degree of sequence divergence of protists from other eukaryotes.

Thus the Color Wheel may need to be validated in different ethnic groups and this might even possibly reveal divergences in color preferences that hitherto may not have been recognised.