Sentence examples for recognize anymore from inspiring English sources
Bereavement, it sometimes appears, is the only serious subject that American movies recognize anymore, though Mr. Louiso's film has more in common with the small-scale realism of European films on the subject, like Nanni Moretti's "Son's Room".
("I sometimes question whether I'm in the same party I started off in," he will say. Or, "This party that sometimes I don't recognize anymore has presided over the largest growth of government in the history of this country and maybe even the history of man").
"If someone tries to harm another person in the name of the Constitution or the 'truth' behind 9/11 or anything else, they are just as dangerous and crazy as those we don't seem to recognize anymore, who kill in the name of Allah".
Both men "are struggling to make it in a Hollywood they don't recognize anymore," Tarantino said in a press release. .
I also felt like I had entered a different type of time capsule, one that brought me face to face with a country I scarcely recognize anymore.
What I meant by that was an America I really don't recognize anymore - one that's just, well, nothing less than mean.
Image quality in Flash is blurry that small text cannot be recognized anymore as shown in the inset in Figure 7c.
They only play the hereditary art such as terbangan, angklung, belut, and rengkong in the village, although now several are rarely performed or not recognized anymore.
Our country is rapidly moving toward a surveillance state where no one's privacy or freedoms will be recognized anymore.
"With the lockout going on, it's good to come out and support a fellow union, even though we're not recognized anymore," Alexander told HuffPost, referencing the decertification of the players' union in March.
Even worse, as in my state of California, many states aren't allowed, or don't use the word "dyslexia," and many parents have heard statements from teachers and educators such as, "Dyslexia is an outdated term" and "Dyslexia is not recognized anymore".
