Sentence examples for had always recognised from inspiring English sources

But as a disciple of Tajfel, Hewstone had always recognised the centrality of group membership to identity.

Martin Cook, a managing partner at EY, said the company had "always recognised the importance of innovators beyond the world of business and Paul Klee is a great example of such an innovator among 20th-century artists".

In contrast, he said Labour had always recognised that joblessness, in the words of former foreign secretary Ernest Bevin, was a "social disease" and full employment was the catalyst for socio-economic change.

"I have always recognised that what I did was foolish.

It is true, opponents concede, that states have always recognised each other's marriage laws.

He has always recognised that people who have had unhappy childhoods learn to invent themselves.

Partisans of the European project have always recognised that it would advance through crisis.

"This council has always recognised the good sense of putting students up in good design.

Statistics now confirm what many people have always recognised: that inequality is divisive and socially corrosive.

International law has always recognised economic, social and cultural rights as well as civil and political rights.

The Royal Court has always recognised that its best plays are mysterious, otherworldly, dreamlike, driven by the subconscious and non-didactic.