Sentence examples for which he recognizes from inspiring English sources

"Which he recognizes now was a mistake," Mr. Fleischer said.

His goal is to wean his state from its dependence on energy, which he recognizes as volatile, and focus more on technology and education.

He owes much of this evolution — which he recognizes for the mixed blessing it is — to Lydia Littlemore, the primatologist who first discovers his talents and from whom he takes his last name.

Mary Eshet, a spokeswoman for Wells Fargo, called the judge's remarks in the ruling "inflammatory and unsubstantiated," and added: "We believe Judge Young should follow the law which he recognizes and finalize his own judgment in this case".

In McChrystal's vision, we have to be the sort of power in Afghanistan we would want the country's government to be while remaking the existing government — which, he recognizes, is a corrupt mess — and defeating the Taliban.

In his Essay on Philosophical Method (1933), for example, he criticizes Moorean philosophy, and develops his own response to what is essentially the paradox of analysis (concerning how an analysis can be both correct and informative), which he recognizes as having its root in Meno's paradox.

Charles Darwin spent eight years researching barnacles, which he recognized as a degenerate form of typical arthropod.

Montfort was killed in 1265, and two years later Llywelyn signed a treaty by which he recognized Henry's overlordship; in return, he was authorized to receive homage from the other Welsh princes.

He had heard the Junoon music, which he recognized from his youth, over the sound of the Van Wyck Expressway, and had been puzzled, thinking that the band had broken up.

He fixed his capital at Paris and, in 614, convoked a council there, at which he recognized the traditional prerogatives of the aristocracy (Gallo-Roman and Germanic) in order to gain their support in the governing of the kingdom.

Although such an agent could not be explained by physical science, he believed that its actions were related to the activity of enzymes, which he recognized as important in development.