Sentence examples for perhaps recognized from inspiring English sources

She became a driven and focused prosecutor who easily fit in, whether in debating fine points of law with lawyers or judges or in interviewing a victim whom she perhaps recognized in broad outlines from her own upbringing in the Bronx.

But playwright David Hare, who did the script, perhaps recognized that a film about a six-year legal battle, however significant, proving that the Holocaust happened could use a little help in the dramatic department.

Still, the evidence of literary works at least indicates that fairy tales have existed for thousands of years, although not perhaps recognized as a genre; the name "fairy tale" was first ascribed to them by Madame d'Aulnoy in the late 17th century.

After the match, John McEnroe approached Gimelstob, perhaps recognizing a kindred spirit.

Perhaps recognizing this, Lufthansa has begun talks with United about some form of aid.

Zeman begins his journey with Zehnder, ridiculing the guy, perhaps recognizing the things he hated about himself.

Perhaps recognizing the problem, Ms. Rhee lately has reached out to teachers to try to explain her ideas.

When the debate was exhausted, Summers, perhaps recognizing that he had misbehaved at the morning meeting, faithfully summarized the views of everyone at the meeting, including Goolsbee.

All during his years as a dancer Ratmansky was exploring choreography, perhaps recognizing that one day making dances would lengthen his reach in ways dancing couldn't.

Perhaps recognizing that Mr. Koizumi's steps were more show than substance, the Nikkei 225-stock index slipped 0.3percentt, ending a five-day rally.

He never shies from invoking his family history, perhaps recognizing that at this point, little else qualifies him for such a high-profile debut.