Sentence examples for recognizing another from inspiring English sources

"Prophet, it's me, Carlos," said one caller, recognizing another, by voice.

After the breakthrough by Bush in 2000, the Republican National Committee — recognizing another nail-biter was a distinct possibility in 2004 — sent resources into the state.

Recognizing another's feelings ruled out most of the autism spectrum.

Bispecific antibodies recognizing another hapten, the histidine-succinyl-glycine (HSG) pseudo-peptide, were prepared and tested successfully with bivalent HSG haptens labelled with a variety of radionuclides (Janevik-Ivanovska et al. 1997).

Moreover, neuroscientific findings according to which so called mirror neurons play an important role in recognizing another person's emotional states and in understanding the goal-directedness of his behavior have been understood as providing empirical evidence for Lipps' idea of empathy as inner imitation.

For at least 15 years (see my 2004 book Going Broke By Degree) I have noted the growing administrative bloat, but viewed it as an economic issue--increasing university costs--not recognizing another big problem, namely that bureaucratization has diluted the impact that the faculty has had in determining the direction that colleges and universities are moving.

It takes one class act to recognize another.

Washington officially recognized another local Indian tribe last week, which most likely means another casino, maybe two.

No state for the last 200 years has ever had to recognize another state's marriage.

"How does a finch recognize another finch singing from a tree a half-mile away?

The Bad Plus loved him, too: one odd bird recognizes another.