Sentence examples for recognized intuitively from inspiring English sources

…in recent years, even in prehistoric times man somehow recognized intuitively that some important relation existed between the sun and plants.

He recognized intuitively that in the New York news media market, the need to be entertaining often trumps the need to be substantive.

"Competence," on the other hand, was the generic knowledge of a language possessed by a native speaker — the sentence forms that would be recognized intuitively by such a speaker as correct.

He said, "If I were to say to you, 'I have this drug that treats cancer,' and you asked me, 'What kind of cancer?,' and I said, 'All cancers,' you'd laugh, because you recognize intuitively that cancer is a heterogeneous group of disorders.

Another improvement: color-keyed itemization in iDrive so that each menu field is given a color that you quickly come to recognize intuitively.

Genomic complexity is far easier to quantify than phenotypic complexity (even if the latter is easier to recognize intuitively).

When novel characters sound like mouthpieces for the author's overarching theories about human motivation or psychology, even the least sophisticated readers recognize this intuitively as bad.

She intuitively recognized that this was the garden element for which she had been searching.

"Itching to fight" and being "irritated" by a person who is an "itch" are intuitively recognized expressions of social predicaments.

The couple intuitively recognized that the Joyce Hatto boomlet was a viral phenomenon, one that they had the ability to influence.

Everyone recognized, at least intuitively, that theft constituted what can loosely be defined as a zero-sum game: what Bob gained, Joe lost.