Sentence examples for recognize enough from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zheng does not recognize enough Chinese characters to read them.

"Kim comes from the counterculture, and the counterculture is an important part of the fashion culture, a fact we don't recognize enough," said Stan Herman, the designer and former president of the Council of Fashion Designers.

In Los Angeles, the kids didn't recognize enough of the names of the old-time stars like Rita Hayworth and Clark Gable to make a slow "Homes of the Stars" bus tour worth an entire afternoon.

They, too, feel that their sacrifice -- 33 dead German soldiers -- has not been recognized enough outside the country.

And he ultimately recognized enough reality, and clung to enough dignity, to make Mr. Larson's powerful, poignant historical narrative a transportingly true story.

The quality of folk art has been recognized enough to be heavily collected by most of these four museums, if not heavily shown.

"We just believe that Lady Bird's legacy as a real force in environmental awareness isn't recognized enough," Ms. Rieff said.

Mr. Facebook recently cornered you at a party to tell you everything he knows about Turing, a seriously cool thinker who isn't recognized enough.

We're just playing sports on TV, and sometimes, I don't think they get recognized enough for the sacrifice they make".

He said that he felt CDNow's brand name was now recognized enough to be able to shift costs away from marketing.

Kerven et al. (2012) remark that the establishment of standardized PCs 'seem to be influenced by rather simplistic ideas' (374) and that the existing power asymmetries between the pasture users as well as their competing interests were not recognized enough (375).