Sentence examples for barely recognises from inspiring English sources
Now, she says, this is a country she barely recognises.
Five years on, David says he barely recognises the man who was so close to death.
The US has the capacity to routinely invade the digital lives of people the world over, but it barely recognises any privacy interest of those outside the US.
His world is bounded by the borders of Malgudi; beyond that is the world of village India which he barely recognises when he encounters it with the politically conscious girl who takes him under her wing.
If jazz is in a transitional phase because of stimulating input from all over creative contemporary music, the traditional music industry barely recognises it, and certainly doesn't want to invest in it.
Vietnam will still be saddled with a charter that barely recognises the profound transformation it underwent with doi moi ("renovation") in 1986, let alone the rapid changes since.China's example is not much help here, even though it too has been debating its constitution.
By having powerful, well-known, commanding figures running the cities, or by having weak figures that barely one in four of the electorate recognises?" "I speak as a former secretary of state for transport, dealing with Boris and Ken sitting there with big popular mandates enabled them to get significant decentralisation of powers for which I was responsible.
Only Argos recognises him.
Mr Putin recognises that.
It recognises Taiwan as China.
