Sentence examples for even recognising from inspiring English sources

But this potentially disastrous development was reported blandly without even recognising it as a negative outcome.

One officer, manning the operations room the day the men were killed, admits not even recognising the instructions that all soldiers should carry iridium phones on patrol.

I don't see any other political parties making gender equality a priority – or even recognising there's an issue – and progress has been painfully slow.

An 'education underclass' in Britain is starting school at the age of five with some still in nappies, unable to speak or not even recognising their own name, according to a controversial new study.

His prime concern, boiled down, is that if we start legislating for hurt feelings – even recognising that hurt feelings can actually cost lives – we are on a slippery slope.

It's about the immensely resourceful sadness of a certain kind of American, someone who has fallen out of history and is trying to invent a life without assistance of any kind, without even recognising that there are precedents.

He hadn't even recognised that the protest had come from the evening's BFI fellowship honoree, David Cronenberg.

The camera can even recognise different players.

They are not even recognised as questions.

The doctors did not even recognise him.

People who can't even recognise talent.