Sentence examples for unable to recognize that from inspiring English sources

First, after five lectures on natural selection, many of our students were unable to recognize that suicide was an unlikely adaptation.

She seems unable to recognize that any of the things she does are wrong.

Defending South Boston, Mr. Bulger seemed unable to recognize that the urban holocaust devastating his community was generated partly by his brother.

Her senior fall semester, overwhelmed by a demanding course load and other pressures, Park began isolating herself from her friends and was unable to recognize that things needed to change.

Repeatedly, Andersen partners have grumbled that the prosecutors seemed intent on treating the firm like a mob enterprise, and were unable to recognize that it was much more than a potential crime incubator.

Without an anchor in a political tradition, voters are unable to recognize that their views on education might be related to their views on Social Security and that both reflect a distinctive philosophical understanding of human purpose.

An average student was likely to be able to make an inference based on details in the text, but was unable to recognize details that were related to the purpose of the text.

Furthermore, the widely used MS approach has limited detection and sensitivity capabilities, and is unable to recognize peptides that are acetylated at only low abundance.

In her memoir "Chance and Circumstance," Brown describes how, seeing a revival of "Rune," a work from 1959 in which she danced, she was unable to recognize a piece that had been "homogenized into a thin, bland ersatz mayonnaise" and had lost its rhythms "along with the jagged edges, the explosive energy, the eerie somnambulant quiet".

As Manfred Kets de Vries says in The Leader on the Couch, "Organizations the world over are full of people who are unable to recognize repetitive behavior patterns that have become dysfunctional". This reflects an endemic lack of self-awareness in leadership, and the costs are significant.

Conversely, the tetramer was antigen specific, unable to recognize DR1-restricted hybridomas that are specific for hemagglutinin (example, DR1.HA.8; right panel, Figure 1, a DR-1 restricted hybridoma that recognized HA, MF = 493 ± 256; n = 4).