Sentence examples for recognizes that it seems from inspiring English sources

She recognizes that it seems absurd to agree to marry someone who you had never met in person, to trust a relationship built on e-mail messages and trans-Atlantic phone calls.

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

Reid recognizes that it seems equally common sensical to say that we see bodies move – after all, we often talk in such terms: e.g., 'I saw her waving her arm'.

Fans of Law and Order will recognize that it seems risky to make any kind of disclosure that seems self-incriminating without a definite deal on the table.

Then supporters of Rolando recognized that "It seemed inappropriate that... the apostolic see... should remain any longer without a ruler because of the contentiousness of the aforesaid [three] men".

Non-citizens who are in this country, for example, do have certain rights; the courts have long recognized that, and the fact that it seems counterintuitive to Donald Trump is immaterial.

By that I mean that it seems to recognize and unlock much faster (which could be related to improved processing power) and it also seems to have a lower failure rate than the older generation.

The agency said that it recognizes that "these numbers seem small" when compared to the National Academies findings, but that it is continuing to expand its outreach and improve its response.

The Reagan Administration's reading of third world development trends seems increasingly realistic, and the Treasury Secretary seems to recognize that it does not help poor countries to abandon them to the vicissitudes of the world economy.

But the network seems to recognize that it risks being ridiculed.

So, let's call a spade a spade here: Your girlfriend seems to recognize that it's only fair to share expenses; still, she's reluctant to give up her Prince Charming fantasy — in which Cinderella never reaches for a wallet because men pay for everything.