Sentence examples for to recognize through from inspiring English sources

These residents have come to recognize through firsthand experience that social, economic and preservation issues are all deeply intertwined.

— Thick fog engulfed Whistling Straits on Friday, leaving the course along Lake Michigan hard to recognize through the haze.

To return to Alex, he was able to recognize through the coaching process that being hyper-focused on his previous company's flop — and overestimating his role in it — caused him to panic about the CEO interview.

He lived until 2005, long enough to recognize, through my diagnosis, some of the problems that had vexed him throughout his own career and, better yet, to know and delight in my three children, to whom he showed a serene gentleness.

With this in mind, perhaps, Chief Justice Roberts seemed to recognize through his questioning Tuesday that it would be difficult to reconcile a vote against the individual mandate with the prior decisions of the court and the court's historic deference to the elected branches.

Accustomed as he was to the constancy and accuracy of laboratory procedures, he was puzzled by the variability of animal life, which he had come to recognize through his observation that individual silkworms differed in their response to disease depending on physiological and environmental factors.

Consequently, if a state is able to officially recognize through tacking legislation that a same sex couple had been together for a long period of time in the post-Obergefell legal world, such legislation could have a critical impact on the process of dividing assets and calculating spousal support during a possible divorce for same-sex couples.

If users want friends to be able to recognize them through caller ID when they reach out through an app, they can verify their number.

Good novels discipline us to recognize character through fine points.

Hydroxy is introduced as ligand of Au3+ for Probe 1 and the newly designed Probe 2 contains an alkyne moiety to recognize Au3+ through an irreversible C≡C bond hydrolysis reaction.

Using a combination of experimental and computational modeling techniques, research in Sinha's laboratory focuses on understanding how the human brain learns to recognize objects through visual experience and how objects are encoded in memory.