Sentence examples for but recognise from inspiring English sources

But recognise that it's not going to last forever.

We each have different approaches to feminism, but recognise an underlying desire for female self-determination.

You may not like it but recognise you're in a tiny minority.

"We are already making significant progress in tackling educational attainment gaps but recognise we need to go much further.

"Now and again you'll give in to that urge for copycat programming but recognise just how bad a habit it is," she said.

Laws on intercepting communications offer no public-interest defence, but recognise "lawful excuse" – usually covering only investigations by police or the security services.

Don't get too close to governments: advise them if your intentions are faithful to Islam, but recognise that this may taint you in the eyes of other Muslims.

Below are my favourite kitchens from some of my favourite novels (and one, American Psycho, that I don't like much but recognise is important).

The bearded and tattooed guitarists, splayed out on tatty couches and cheap mattresses, oscillate between boyish inexperience and weary adulthood; they yearn for love, but recognise its transience.

Ecclestone pointed out that Red Bull had committed until at least 2020 but recognised the risk.

The agreement condemned "terrorism" but recognised a right to "national resistance", leaving both undefined.