Sentence examples for any recognise from inspiring English sources
Will they turn out in greater numbers to vote on – never mind support – any Recognise constitutional amendment?
In 1960, Jean Dubuffet, who originated the term Art Brut, taped a series of improvisations with Asger Jorn, choosing from his collection of more than 50 instruments, few of which he could play to any recognised standard.
Inclusion: primary pulmonary malignancies of adults and elderly people (over 70 years of age), such as non-small-cell lung carcinoma 19 and small-cell lung carcinoma, 20 diagnosed using any recognised diagnostic criteria.
As the "limited number" of circumstances for restriction identified in that Article recognised "any attempt to curtail freedom of expression must be approached with circumspection".
Days after the Nobel, Oë was excoriated for turning down the Imperial Order of Culture on the grounds that he refused to "recognise any authority, any value, higher than democracy".
China has not responded publicly and officially it still opposes any country recognising the Republic of China, as Taiwan calls itself.
Any state recognised by the Italian government is eligible to host a pavilion – hence the appearance of the five-year-old republic of Kosovo, currently recognised by 22 out of 27 EU member states.
No one can say what love is in any precise way, yet we know it – know it so powerfully that we recognise any false notes in its descriptions.
I didn't recognise any of it.
Don't recognise any so far.
