Sentence examples for recognized some sort from inspiring English sources

They recognized some sort of Byzantine hegemony, except for the brief periods when the Ottonian emperors sent armies from the north.

Judge Kavanaugh noted that "49 states have recognized some sort of common-law privilege" protecting the confidentiality of reporters' relationships with their sources, and he questioned why lawyers for Toni Locy, the former USA Today reporter now facing a contempt citation, had not asserted that privilege more aggressively.

But there is just too much internal variability in any person's body of writing to imagine that we could take just a bit of it — a handful of e-mails — and recognize some sort of linguistic DNA.

The PPMs, which people keep on their person throughout the day, can actually identify what radio station you're listening to by recognizing some sort of inaudible identifier.

But he does recognize that some sort of scene has evolved around the style.

Twelve years after Congress enabled them to open casinos, nearly a third of the 554 recognized tribes run some sort of gambling operation.

We're not yet prepared to recognize them as some sort of government in exile.

"We're not yet prepared to recognize them as some sort of government in exile, but we do think that it is a broad-based representative group".

But the highest levels of practitioners recognize synesthesia as some sort of doorway to Nirvana.

Everyone recognized this sort of article as a prelude to an arrest, and Brodsky's friends insisted that he go to Moscow to wait things out.

"I have never felt that Southampton College has been a recognized, sort of advertised part of Southampton town or village," said Dr. Forestell, who has been at the college for eight years.