Sentence examples for would fail to recognize from inspiring English sources

In the contemporary American theatre, however, we prefer our entertainment to be free of the spiritual, easily commodified, and full of dialogue that even the great Thespis would fail to recognize as such.

Choice of law is not, therefore, simply a matter "'of determining which conflicting law manifests] the "better" or the "worthier" social policy,'" because doing so would fail to recognize that, in a federal system, "'states are empowered to mold their policies as they wish,'" and therefore either state's policy is equally valid as representing the choice of a coequal sovereign.

Nevertheless, few Egyptians who read "The Yacoubian Building" would fail to recognize their world in it — torture, for instance, which Al Aswany describes in graphic detail, is routinely used by security forces against suspected Islamists, labor activists and even middle-class bloggers and journalists.

At the end of the twentieth century no one who has any acquaintance with Western philosophical or religious thought would fail to recognize Kierkegaard's name.

Including the charitable tax deduction in a grand bargain tax cap would fail to recognize the fundamental difference between special interests and philanthropy.

Few would fail to recognize this catch phrase or the "wascally wabbit" who first spoke it almost 60 years ago.

The disease progressed until this year, when she was 81 and would sometimes fail to recognize her husband's face.

It would also fail to recognize that Democrats kept the bill from being unimaginably worse by taking out some of the Tea Party's ideological demands and minimizing the number of discretionary cuts.

What is most troubling is that those who would derail her confirmation fail to recognize the impact their agenda is having on American-El Salvadoran relations.

I mean, obviously, there are good and bad in every profession, and yet, people's behavior would indicate that they fail to recognize this.

The biggest misstep, however, would be for Apple to fail to recognize that it now has an opportunity for the kind of productive sweeping self-examination that Nike Inc. (NKE) undertook in the previous decade after its reputation was tarnished by reports of poor work conditions and child labor at its manufacturing subcontractors in the developing world.