Sentence examples for I recognise to from inspiring English sources

I recognise, to quote the presenter Fiona Bruce, there is "a lot of pressure to cry" during the programme, but I don't usually because I don't find the set-up that compelling: we're all just waiting for the eager owner to find out "how much".

Looking towards Tuesday's game, Hughes said: "The performance against Watford was not one I recognised, to be perfectly honest.

I overate, I now recognise, to reward myself for my hard work and I simply didn't have the time to exercise in any meaningful way.

"Of course I should recognise to the younger people here that to challenge government policy is clearly not a good career move," she said.

"I recognise that to be successful the party has to reach to all sections and I will do that.

When I watch the DVD of the play-off final, I realise I recognise 80 to 90 per cent of the crowd.

I recognise that to get things done some compromise is inevitable but I have very firm principles and I have no intention of dropping them".

"I recognise my failure to live up to the responsibility as the head coach to properly manage the athletes".

Mr Brown said: "This is not imminent and we still have much work to do, but I recognise the importance to London.

I told them how I recognised wanting to be seen to be polite as an explanation for why I did not run for the hills.

As I see more "faith-based" films targeting the evangelical Christian market (sometimes pegged to American football or Elvis, or keeping women as second-class citizens), I recognise I need to adjust my critical expectations a tad.