Sentence examples for recognize from high-quality English sources.

• Should we recognize them?

• English law did not recognize adoption until 1926.

• "We have to recognize how quickly things can unravel," she said.

• We recognize what everyone should recognize — there are no permanent victories in politics.

• My mind was clear but I could not recognize the bedroom.

• I think that we have to recognize how quickly things can unravel.

• Such features become the identifying markers by which I recognize people.

• The UAE and Bahrain became the third and fourth Arab states to recognize Israel.

Use recognize in a sentence.

• She didn’t recognize the handbag and she didn’t recognize the wallet—she was sure.

• How could she identify a slender green stretch cord while failing to see, or recognize, the sofa it was on?

• Serbia, which does not recognize Kosovo, reacted angrily to the decision and said it would work to overturn it.

• The refusal to recognize God’s existence in light of this supremely intelligent design can only be explained by a mysterious willfulness.

• President, I was the first to recognize him, and I stick to it; that man is Jean Valjean, who entered at Toulon in 1796, and left in 1815.

• It's important to recognize the value of positive social support and to recognize that seeking help is a positive and strong step.

• Edmond smiled when he beheld himself; it was impossible that his best friend—if, indeed, he had any friend left—could recognize him; he could not recognize himself.

• In 1890, the German neurologist Heinrich Lissauer used the term “psychic blindness” to describe how some patients, after a stroke, became unable to recognize familiar objects visually.

recognize sentence examples

• "I recognize that people get concerned about these things, but long term vision... ride it out when there's a drop, recognize it will happen like any asset class," he added.

• Many organisms easily recognize and classify newly encountered objects as yellow or round or lemons or rocks, they can recognize that one new thing is larger than a second, and so on.

• We recognize the charged nature of accusations of racism, particularly against a legislative body, but we also recognize the sad truth that racism continues to exist in our modern American society despite years of laws designed to eradicate it.”

• Their point is that if an intention I has as sub-intentions both the intention J and the intention that the hearer recognize I, this will yield an infinitely long sequence: the intention that: J and the hearer recognize the intention that: J and the hearer recognize the intention that: J and …).