Sentence examples for recognizing one another from inspiring English sources

But first they shopped — some members recognizing one another from their purses.

Some had trouble recognizing one another, the years having reshaped faces and dimmed eyes.

The fundamental concept behind recognition theories can be found in Hegel's memorable words "they recognize each other as mutually recognizing one another" (Hegel [1807/1970]).

From the interpersonal perspective, each move (realized by a single, free clause in the dialogue) represents an attempt to do or achieve something, with the interactants recognizing one another and the communicative acts that each of them have performed, and responding to them accordingly.

Taylor's family and the patients became instant friends, recognizing one another as kindred spirits.

We become the heirs of Martin Luther King Jr. by recognizing one another not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.

Some veteran manicurists say they can recognize one another on the street: They have the same coffee-colored stains on their cheeks.

Neighbors will recognize one another on orange bikes as they cruise down cul de sacs of houses with shaded front porches and big, grassy backyards.

Male veterans recognize one another on campus -- a buzz cut, a camouflage bag, a tattoo -- but female veterans are less easy to identify and so have more trouble forming groups.

Still, it seems that at some olfactory level we don't fully understand, even litter mates separated at a young age probably do recognize one another on a subconscious level". If Callie is not spayed, it's possible she'd resist hooking up with a brother.

A. Depending on the circumstances, birds can recognize one another by a complex menu of plumage, shape, behavior and especially song, but it is not always so important to them to make the call, said Kevin McGowan, an ornithologist with the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology in Ithaca, N.Y.