Sentence examples for because he recognises from inspiring English sources
That's because he recognises a kindred spirit, a recovering addict and someone with "mental-health issues".
Utterson is horrified by the thought of Hyde, but maybe that's because he recognises him in himself.
David Cameron has said he is Conservative because he recognises "the complexities of human nature, and will always be sceptical of grand schemes to remake the world".
Initially the brightest lad in the class, Julien Quentin, joins in, to ingratiate himself with his fellows and because he recognises in the clever, scholarly Jean an academic rival.
The prime minister has had, I believe, an essentially decent campaign, perhaps in part because he recognises that characterising the other lot as monsters is a pretty reliable way of alienating the people who support them.
Not just because he recognises that customers are time constrained, but because he realises that increased choice can be bad for you and, worse, result in losses that upset his shareholders.
He made headlines last year when he said he recognises Israel because the UN recognises it as a state.
In the six months since, Abdullahi said he recognises that a lot of the international community have moved on "because there are so many other matters that require their attention".
His respect and love for Martin is apparent, and he recognises him as one of the greatest producers, but he argues because Martin didn't take drugs he was unlikely to come up with the ideas they could.
He recognises the dichotomy.
