Sentence examples for entirely recognised from inspiring English sources
Pynchon is worth it for the revolution he effected for American fiction... primarily a revolution that has reintroduced a critical Left stance into the landscape, even if this wasn't entirely recognised at the time".
Despite the fact that I don't entirely recognise myself in the things I did back then, just thinking about those times brings a smile to my face.
The agreement only recognised reality.
"As far as Joe's concerned, pretty clearly what he said was entirely inappropriate, he recognised that, he apologised very quickly and has apologised publicly since then.
This 21-year-old, the highest-grossing female film star of 2010, one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, is clearly entirely unused to being recognised.
This reform, which appears so far to have caused just 6% of families to downsize, entirely fails to recognise the circumstances of many disabled people.
Remarkably, historians of science have almost entirely failed to recognise the interwar primacy of the simplicity paradigm as well as its subsequent renunciation.
Andy Couldrick, then head of children and families at Oxfordshire County Council, and now chief executive of Wokingham Borough Council, said: "[The serious case review] does not paint a picture of the concerns raised in 2007 that I recognise entirely.
In either case, the change is entirely marked to market and recognised in full each quarter.Jim McElhiney Monaco* SIR – You mentioned that Warren Buffett had damned derivatives as dangerous.
