Sentence examples for recognize seems from inspiring English sources

Everyone from Bill Clinton to Anne Hathaway to the Rev. Al Sharpton to Martha Stewart to the young skaters and movie stars whose names I do not recognize seems to be talking about how going vegan boosts their energy and keeps them slim and healthy and is environmentally friendly and, yes, animal-friendly, too.

REMNICK: And that's something that McCain did seem to recognize, seemed to recognize a kind of intellectual corruption in his party and in the institution.

Recognizing your child as your child wants to be recognized seems intuitive enough to me (who has never had a child), but I find myself torn up when Dvorak poses the questions that arrive when a transgender child reaches adolescence.

For thousands of same-sex couples across the country, the day when their families might be fully protected and their love equally recognized seems closer than ever.

A lecture by Russia's foreign minister on recognizing Israel seemed to have little effect.

The academy does, it seems, recognize and understand Derrida and, sometimes, follow in his word tracks.

The notion that Kaps recognize basic residues seems to be favored in the literature.

Even the patients themselves, it seems, recognized the entertainment value in their surroundings.

Nozick recognizes that it seems implausible to affirm procedural rights in the state of nature.

Gamot, it seems, recognized that Roudaut's idea had far more potential than mere video interviews.

Mr. Obama seems to recognize the problem.