Sentence examples for nothing to recognize from inspiring English sources
Carter was referring to the Washington Nationals, who began play in 2005 and for years did nothing to recognize their Expos ancestors.
"Many couldn't find them because most of the bodies were charred, like coal, or were only skeletons so they had nothing to recognize," she said.
Increasing the size of the center does nothing to recognize the rights or alleviate the mistreatment of the remaining "lesser" animals.
Yet the administration [promises] to reward China's belligerent behavior by seeking permanent most favored nation status for China while doing nothing to recognize Taiwan's achievements or help Taiwan deter Chinese aggression.
When attending to the mysterious nothing allows us to recognize the dynamic tension between "earth" and "world" preserved in Van Gogh's painting, then we have thereby encountered what is for Heidegger the inner tension at the heart of art, a tension which not only drives art and keeps it alive but also allows humanity's understanding of being to unfold historically.
The hard-line organic-or-nothing crowd refuses to recognize this.
"There's a feeling that nothing has been done to recognize a hate crime when it happens," Ms. Yoshitomi said.
But as he grew old, Emerson fell into a state that was once simply called senility, in which he remembered practically nothing -- failing, even, to recognize his family and friends.
As for Washington, its reluctance to recognize that nothing substantial could come of the autonomy talks led to many years of diplomatic foot-dragging.
Instead, Obama seems to recognize that nothing has shredded the civic fabric in recent years more than the harsh inequalities of finance capitalism and the market ideology of a generation of American politics.
Tartt's book is, among other things, a dark coming-of-age story: the slow workings of the plot, which interweaves the Cleves' history with that of the Ratliffs, force Harriet to recognize that nothing is what it seems, least of all herself.
