Sentence examples for recognized it only from inspiring English sources

(He recognized it only because he was puzzled one day to notice two exactly identical bird poops side by side on a leaf).

The final emotional stage in Jake's transition came further down the road, without warning, and he recognized it only in retrospect.

Although MediaWiki itself includes an infrastructure for individual contributions to be recognized, it only records the revision history and provides no explicit authorship.

In such early larvae the Op usually has the form of a small linear 'spur' (Figure 1A), and at this stage we can recognize it only by its early time of formation and by its location, for neighboring craniofacial dermal bones also arise as linear spurs, each characterized by a specific time of appearance, location, and orientation (data not shown).

Even if the operator sees a coach signaling a timeout, he cannot do anything until an on-field official recognizes it; only when once the official waves his hands should the clock be stopped.

Although we would recognize it only afterward, the laughs and the fledgling nicknames — the sense of everyone banding together against the cold, fatigue and thinning air — were as great a joy during our time in the Marsyangdi River Valley as the Annapurnas themselves.

But the entire world would recognize it only a few months after his death in 1957, when millions of readers polished off no fewer than 52 editions of the novel in its first year of publication alone.

But they usually recognize it only with hindsight, as in Apton et. al., or as in the case of some 52 NYC protesters who were arrested in 2003, and who in 2008 will be splitting a two million dollar payout.

"If we believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God, then we shouldn't be recognizing it only as a book of historical and economic significance," he wrote, citing an argument used by proponents of the bill for why the proposal wasn't religious in nature.

Eighty-five of them read it; of those, thirty-eight rejected it outright, thirty-three generally recognized it (but only eight specifically as Casablanca), three declared it commercially viable, and one suggested turning it into a novel.

They recognized it then only after a long conference of the editors.