Sentence examples for the author recognizes from inspiring English sources

And so "Taiwanese independence," for example, always appears in quotation marks, a political "(sic)," indicating that the author recognizes the error, even absurdity, of the phrase.

Responding to peer review commentary, the author recognizes that this route is but one of the possible routes for undertaking this investigation.

While the author recognizes race as a social construct, the terms "African American" (AA) and "black" are used interchangeably to denote individuals of African lineage who are likely citizens of the USA (AA) and identify phenotypically as black vs "black" individuals who may not be citizens of the USA but still are recognized as being of African lineage.

In the footnotes of Joel Snyder's article, the author recognizes that Nieto is the queen's attendant and was required to be at hand to open and close doors for her.

The author recognizes the problem but does not offer a remedy.

Later, four or five of the kids were sitting on the stoop and the author recognized their wrung-out posture as they left.

The author recognized the origin of Miles's figure of speech in Boswell's statement that "Life will not bear to be calmly considered.

The author recognized that the effect of the nature and components of mattresses on mental training has not yet been studied.

The author recognized that "the theory of evolution is indispensable to an explanation of the interesting facts of myrmecophily and termitophily" (Wasmann 1910, p. 340).

Fitzgerald wanted Gatsby to be enigmatic, and many of the novel's characters are simply and even thinly drawn, but with the help of editor Maxwell Perkins, the author recognized that Gatsby was simply too vague.

"It's an intriguing hypothesis, but it doesn't warrant any change in clinical practice, and the authors recognize that".