Sentence examples for somehow recognized from inspiring English sources

If Johnson's brain somehow recognized repeated images, however, this theory was wrong.

These are state funds that are somehow recognized by leaders but obscured from view for ordinary readers of the budget.

…in recent years, even in prehistoric times man somehow recognized intuitively that some important relation existed between the sun and plants.

In the dark, twisty confines of this hellaciously detailed museum, however, I was utterly unnerved, terrified that I'd come across the identity card of a long-lost relative or the photo of someone I somehow recognized.

PwdHash must somehow recognize the old password field and avoid hashing it.

It was Ms. Wol's mother, somehow recognizing her, and they flew into each other's arms.

Something in the DNA seems to wake up, as if somehow recognizing the ceremonials of another time.

"Do you not somehow recognize how strange this is?" Like Mr. Duchovny, Ms. Anderson, 32, does have a life outside "The X-Files".

In other words, the brain of someone feeling electromagnetic-field fluctuations through vibrations in his VEST will somehow recognize that this data stream contains patterns that aren't related to touch and that, instead, qualify as something entirely new.

Jerry walks to a copy shop in the middle of the night to make bound copies for everyone at the retreat, and the clerk somehow recognizes the immense gravity of the situation: "That's how you become great, man.

Some diplomats suggest that if Hamas supports a moribund 2002 Saudi peace initiative, it will somehow "recognize" Israel without having to say so; some suggest that a Hamas offer of another cease-fire may be enough to "forswear violence". But so far, Hamas is not playing along.