Sentence examples for recognized questions from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Reilly said it was unclear whether a copy of the exam had been stolen and passed around or the students had recognized questions that had also been on practice exams.

But as Mr. Madof recognized, questions of cultural appropriation are almost bound to arise, much as they did in the mid-2000s when the Hasidic singer Matisyahu took up reggae.

As Google tells me, the system is quite flexible in recognizing questions, and even though these queries are guaranteed to bring up the new search results, similarly phrased questions may also work.

Often they are not well-recognized and when recognized many questions remain: Is there an infectious focus or an inflammatory sign?

We should long since have recognized that questions about this or that macronutrient and weight are rather like the use of a hammer to open a window.

Categories were recognized and questions were constructed.

Even if lysosomes seem to be more deeply involved in apoptosis than is generally recognized, many questions remain to be answered.

However, participants may have recognized that questions on ruminative responses were about areas that CBT should have improved and therefore given more positive answers.

Aristotle may not have recognized the question explicitly, but we see it as one issue in the background of his discussion of the center.

Because amazingly all 40 candidates stayed in the race right up until the very end except the one guy who people actually recognized, the question remains: who is it going to be?

While I recognize such questions do interest Americans, Bromell does not answer either, and that is a definite plus.