Sentence examples for recognizes without from inspiring English sources

The British biographer Michael Holroyd's life of Lytton Strachey, for instance, is a major work about a minor Bloomsbury figure that is fascinating to read because Holroyd recognizes, without admonishing, Strachey's spectacular selfishness.

But that story is incomplete, as he recognizes, without acknowledging something else: the careless, perverse generosity of a country ready to offer entertainment to anyone who may, or may not, be enlisted into the quick-march of its rush to glory.

The gallery doors stay locked during most hours few people have entered the space but the lights stay on 24/7, making the gallery one of the last few notorious places in Manhattan that everyone recognizes without knowing much about it.

HOW many of the objects did you recognize without clicking to read the explanation?

Not until 1991 was Maris recognized without dispute as the official record holder.

His most notable skill was in recognizing (without a camera) the tracks big bucks left in the snow and following them as long as necessary.

It found that after 12 weeks, formerly sedentary, overweight men and women began recognizing, without consciously knowing it, that they should not overeat.

It's as if the electron flows mimic a medium of some sort that does some of the drawing for me just as watercolors, with skilled use, can mimic many objects we recognize without much effort.

Still, Molitor -- the one man in uniform the autograph-seeking fan recognized without peeking at his cards -- explained grudgingly that the opportunities for teams with lower payrolls to win a title are rare.

In response, the speaker pro tempore (a Democrat to be determined) might ask: "For what purpose does the gentle lady from New York rise?" Or perhaps Ms. Slaughter will simply be recognized without that ritual question.

Speaking to the New York State AFL-CIO yesterday, Gov. George E. Pataki endorsed the concept of changing state law to allow unions to be recognized without an election if they persuade more than half of the workers at a company to sign union cards.