Sentence examples for recognise without from inspiring English sources
A great wealth of literature lies just a little beyond our habitual scope because it lacks the self-sufficiency of the works we recognise without question.
Many writers fight this kind of literalism, obscuring detail or creating unvisitable worlds, while others create an inbetween world, a place the reader can recognise without knowing the co-ordinates.
The latest entrant to this market is MasterFX which launches today for iPad and iPhone, offering the kinds of tools professional designers might recognise, without the user needing to learn complicated techniques.
It's a skill (although not a very hard skill if you only reach the level of someone like me, with a handful of types I can recognise without a shadow of a doubt).
It is interesting to note that, if the harvest was indeed performed at an initial phase of embryonic infection, phenotype might have been difficult to recognise without prior knowledge of the interaction.
This would be a stepping stone to learning how to share and be recognised without experiencing the pressure of the workplace.
Though the role of the prisoners was played down at the time and has never been officially recognised, without their contribution it is unclear how the nation could have avoided disaster.
"There are so many new heroes and heroines, how they are all going to be recognised without completely upsetting the system is going to be a challenge," he told The Mail on Sunday.
In his ruling Lord Neuberger said: "The duty of care owed by the Ministry of Defence, as employer, to the members of the armed forces, as employees, does exist and has been recognised, without demur, by the courts.
It also requires the rights be recognised "without discrimination of any kind as to race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status".
VI and other potentially correctable ocular disorders may not be recognised without careful assessment and are frequently unidentified in children with complex needs.
