Sentence examples for not immediately recognise from inspiring English sources
News of his release had not reached his home and his parents did not immediately recognise the son they had last seen six years previously.
You might not immediately recognise her name, but Sha'an d'Anthes is internet famous.
Bogle did not immediately recognise the Claimant, whose 189 pound weight contrasted sharply with Roger's remembered slender build.
In order to avoid this, the production team used cars mostly found in Eastern Europe, for the purpose that the audience would not immediately recognise the types of cars, but still to keep a sense of realism.
Meeting him in London the publisher Rupert Hart-Davis did not immediately recognise him: "He looks about sixteen, and at first I thought he was someone's little boy brought along to see the fun – very Jewish, with wavy fairish hair, very intelligent and agreeable to talk to".
Lucy Adams had "made it clear in her evidence to the committee that she did not attempt to mislead them, and while not immediately recognising a document that was being referred to, she clarified her position as soon as Parliament returned".
However, as this curve represents the quantification of symmetry distribution, it may be a useful diagnostic tool in identifying asymmetries not immediately recognised by the naked eye.
Reassortant strains are often not immediately recognised by the adaptive immune system of the hosts and hence may be the source of pandemic outbreaks.
There are many more carcinogens classified as IARC Group 2B than Groups 1 and 2A combined (IARC, 2012), including many with potential occupational exposure and other exposures not yet evaluated by IARC and perhaps not immediately recognised as potential occupational carcinogens (e.g., sedentary work and colorectal cancer).
Whilst ICT was not immediately recognised as a direct influence on the NP role, when asked to expand on the integration of ICT in their work, NPs revealed that the accessibility of existing patient information significantly facilitated their clinical decision making processes and this was a central component of advanced practice.
I don't immediately recognise Dunst amid the lunchtime rush.
