Sentence examples for are able to recognise from inspiring English sources

"Most of us are able to recognise someone even if we haven't bumped into them for 10 years".

Companies that require users to log in, such as Facebook, Google and Twitter, have an advantage, because they are able to recognise the same user across devices.

They think they are able to recognise dark-matter collisions by measuring the minuscule flash of light generated in each collision, as well as the heat.

The sound is still so distinct that fans of Commodore 64 music are able to recognise its sound chip anywhere it's being used, even if it is just for a small effect in a piece of modern pop music".

According to a poll, young adults are able to recognise characters from the fictional medieval tales told in Game of Thrones better than the real kings involved in the Battle of Hastings.

For a start, it means broadening our understanding of politics to go beyond the nomination for office in legislatures, so that we are able to recognise those women who also engage politically in formal and informal capacities.

Congregations would be able to recognise lifelong gay couples.

We're able to recognise and rectify our mistakes.

We're delighted to be able to recognise their vision and their hard work".

There will be something people ought to be able to recognise.

You don't need to be a great novelist to be able to recognise one.