Sentence examples for whether he recognizes from inspiring English sources

"The question is whether he recognizes the situation he's in and the choices that he faces and whether it's possible for him to respond in a much more moderate and pragmatic way".

Asked whether he recognizes Mr. Danza, one replies, "Wasn't he, like, in 'Cheers'?" The smartest kid in the class, Monte, despises Mr. Danza because his quiz on "Of Mice and Men" was too easy, while half the students think it was too hard and unfair.

But when he talks blithely about across the board budget-cutting, I wonder whether he recognizes just how close to home those cuts might come.

Whether he recognizes it or not, the show's definitely changed him for the better even outside the armor he carries a much stronger sense of confidence than I saw in him before.

She demanded of Mr. Gede whether he recognized that the parties had "any associational right".

I asked him whether he recognized the likes of Shawn and Jeff and of Shane Stant, the twenty-two-year-old man who had been paid to attack Nancy Kerrigan.

But unlike his remarks on the Sunday talk programs, when Mr. Gephardt danced around the question of whether he recognized Mr. Bush as the legitimate president, today he showed no hesitation.

And when Mr. Odeh's lawyer, Edward D. Wilford, asked Mr. Mjitta whether he recognized the picture of the beachfront shack projected on a monitor, Mr. Mjitta's eyes lighted up and he smiled broadly.

Mr. Bogdanos tried to show that a tendency toward violence lay below Mr. Combs's calm demeanor, and asked whether he recognized one of the spectators, a man who stood at Mr. Bogdanos's prompting.

At one point, asked by Mr. Nachman whether he recognized the handwriting of Mr. Smith, his co-defendant, Mr. Greenberg retorted, "How would I know?" Mr. Nachman replied, "You worked with him for 30 years".

I wondered whether he took these statements as rough guidelines or fixed rules — and whether he recognized that the immigrant's only true faith is in rules, ones that can be memorized and mastered, providing a structure of relief or a path requiring circumvention.