Sentence examples for but recognises from inspiring English sources

"Like the city of Liverpool, LJMU is thoroughly modern but recognises its historical origins.

"She would prefer her son not to be across the Atlantic but recognises it is a big job.

"He therefore welcomes the court's decision to refuse the Scotch Whisky Association's challenge, but recognises that this decision may be subject to an appeal".

When he talks about himself performing, he is modest, but recognises that it would be too far to pretend that he's anything but excellent.

It is far harder to make a movie which is anti-war in general but recognises the necessity of the war in question.

He adds that the BBC is a "wonderful organisation" that delivers brilliant programmes, but recognises that he must act quickly on severance payments.

He answers that he can always think of good individual lines but recognises that you need something more sustained for poetry.

Apted, who is based in Los Angeles, has had a very successful career making feature films, but recognises that the Up series will be his epitaph.

He could have gone abroad to do it – Malta bans divorce domestically but recognises it internationally – but this, he says, would have been "prohibitively expensive".

Anderson says he no longer recognises the person who wrote those songs, but recognises the strength of them, and is happy to sing them live.

A spokeswoman for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said the UK believes that the "land restitution agenda matters in Colombia", but recognises that challenges remain.