Sentence examples for because they recognised from inspiring English sources
The miners supported Arthur Scargill because they recognised the words of a straight-talking, honest man.
North Italians came there because they recognised it, they knew what to do with that land".
Contemptible as he usually was - seldom courting sympathy - audiences responded to him because they recognised the worst in themselves.
Many early pioneers thrived because they recognised how to create and earn value across the network, via the connection between things, the edges (read more on Graph Theory).
Although fictional, the marshmallow caricatures in Pixar's WALL-E resonated with many viewers because they recognised the possibility of such laziness in themselves and in the technologies they use.
Where projects, programmes and policies have made a difference, they have done so because they recognised the power of relationships, the significance of recognition and the importance of confronting limiting stereotypes and institutionalising new norms.
People are becoming politically apathetic, not because they care less but because they recognise the government cares less about them.
"They are concerned because they recognise people come into leadership roles because they are technical specialists, such as doctors," she explains.
Liberals have labelled Mr Rove "Bush's brain" not only to belittle the commander-in-chief's intellect, but also because they recognise his top strategist's brilliance.
If such elites are resolutely peevish about her tub-thumping language, it is in part because they recognise that their view was less persuasive than they hoped.
