Sentence examples for because she recognises from inspiring English sources
It's because she recognises that writing a novel is only part of the job, and she is indefatigable in getting out and meeting her readers.
Even the party's unofficial organ, Compact, said Petry had not tried to withdraw the statement "perhaps because she recognises that 25% of Germans are in favour of deploying firearms, even on unarmed refugees".
Stephen James Walker also felt that Gwen is still a redeemable character because she recognises her own moral failings, as seen in "Combat" where she sits alone sobbing over pizza, before picking herself up and trying to do better in the future.
So I will be voting for Liz Kendall, because I think she recognises the scale of the challenge we face.
For his second term, Mr Clinton elevated Mrs Albright, in part, she recognises, because Mr Clinton liked drama, and appointing a woman would be dramatic.
She recognises the links between causing and suffering pain.
But she recognises Douglas as even more unscrupulous than she.
She shrieks with delight when she recognises Mama.
Sanford says that although she recognises that parents are often sceptical about their children playing videogames she believes that "balance is critical": "People criticize gaming because it is sedentary.
She recognises that her lifestyle choices make a difference.
