Sentence examples for recognizing it in from inspiring English sources

Each of us is an expert on stupidity -- at least when it comes to recognizing it in others.

Fatsis is a wonderful writer, and one of the charms of "Word Freak" is his ability to analyze the workings of obsession even while recognizing it in himself.

On the screen she saw the van again, recognizing it in a terrible instant as the one she had escaped from.

The majority does not adequately explain why the State is "required" to observe a line in one context, but prohibited from voluntarily recognizing it in another context.

"Fatsis is a wonderful writer, and one of the charms of 'Word Freak' is his ability to analyze the workings of obsession even while recognizing it in himself," Patricia T. O'Conner wrote in these pages in 2001.

But I suspect that the mere suggestion of interconnectedness is one that, in many quarters, meets with stern or prickly resistance, and, in symbolizing that interconnectedness, albeit with banal, anodyne, or utterly silly tropes, Hollywood is crystallizing it and recognizing it in an ever-so-gently-liberalizing way.

The protein molecule that binds the modified cytosine base flips the base and recognizes it in its active site.

It is our job to recognize it in its new form.

That you've never seen one is probably because you wouldn't recognize it in its drab gray and white winter plumage.

We just have to recognize it in all its forms.

"People still recognize it in Europe.