Sentence examples for recognize at once from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has ever taken a bite of a meatball hero and watched one of the meatballs launch into orbit will recognize at once the significance of this deviation.
But nobody in France needed Houellebecq's novel, or Jean-Marie Le Pen's I-told-you-so, to recognize at once that the terror played directly to the National Front's advantage.
On the other hand, although few interpreters have seriously studied the acting method of the Russian director Konstantin Stanislavsky, many develop their characters in ways he would recognize at once.
Every so often, though, we're stopped dead by a crisis that we recognize at once as the genuine article; we recognize it not by its size (false crises can be made to look as real as big ones) but because in the course of it, for a measurable, anguished period — sometimes only minutes, sometimes hours, rarely as much as a day — nothing happens.
Yet to hear him speak at length with French journalists, or at Versailles, or in an exceptionally in-depth interview conducted last week with Andrew Marr, of the BBC is to recognize at once the specific voice and tone of the best of the French haute fonctionaire class, the administrative and managerial actors of the French Republic.
It's a wildness that anyone who ever saw an episode of "I Love Lucy" would have recognized at once.
The shop next to this, curiously, she recognized at once, and mentioned having passed it on her way to my office.
A resting follicle can be recognized at once by the clubbed hair and by the follicle's short size and unique structure.
Kaliouby recognized at once that the catalogue presented an unprecedented opportunity: rich, validated data, ideal for a computer to learn from.
The Principles, which was recognized at once as both definitive and innovating in its field, established the functional point of view in psychology.
Depiction subjects can ordinarily be recognized at once with a little knowledge of the world and the names of the things in it.
