Sentence examples for recognize out from inspiring English sources

As he walked out the door, he saw a man he didn't recognize out front talking to his neighbors, looking for him.

More than once, Mr. Wagner said, he would see someone he did not recognize out of the corner of his eye on the set of the show, causing him to have to look twice before he realized it was Ms. Ullman, continuing her usual practice of remaining in character as long as she was dressed and made up.

I always say that the only thing Ben Franklin, if he were to come alive today, would recognize out of our kitbag of modern devices is the wristwatch.

At this point, we didn't think we needed another certificate -- then we read that the Utah Attorney General might not recognize out of state marriages.

The class began, John and Meredith started calling out terms I couldn't possibly recognize: out of partner, hegozshegoz (well, it actually was he goes-she goes, but that's the way I heard it at the time) pretzel and many others, all impossibly weird.

The caretakers' capacity of judging the danger signs of childhood diarrhea was assessed through the number of the dangerous symptoms of diarrhea they could recognize out of the 7 ones.

Those states ban anyone under the age of 21 from obtaining a concealed-carry permit and do not recognize out-of-state licenses, the lawmakers said.

(In Obergefell, the Court was actually considering two questions: first, whether there was a fifty-state marriage right, and, second, whether states had to recognize out-of-state marriages).

A decision by the Court of Appeals requiring New York to recognize out-of-state gay marriages would provide gay-marriage advocates, who have been campaigning to legalize same-sex marriages in New York, with a significant victory.

Federal judges have also struck down bans in Michigan, Utah, Texas, Oklahoma and Virginia, and ordered Kentucky and Tennessee to recognize out-of-state gay marriages, though stays have been issued pending appeals.

But a broad enough ruling by the Court of Appeals could force businesses and local governments in the state to recognize out-of-state marriages between same-sex couples, effectively legalizing the unions of thousands of New Yorkers who were married in Vermont, Iowa, Canada and other places where same-sex marriage is legal.