Sentence examples for have really recognised from inspiring English sources

"It's a pity that it is necessary but it still is necessary and I'm not sure all the parties have really recognised that that is the case".

The show's co-curator, Chris Stephens, said the photographs had been known about "but I don't think anyone has really recognised how important they were".

Nobody has really recognised it on the street yet, due to the switch in art style and the niche appeal of the game – although, the developers really loved it and one of them told me, 'Hey, I inadvertently scarred you for life.

"It was under that item that he drew our attention to this particular letter which had not - and I repeat - which we had not really recognised as a consultation on planning".

But Deng says he has yet to see evidence of an official review, and that the government "hasn't really recognised" the issues that could accompany uncontrolled investment in the country.

"We have to really recognise the strength and fortitude and fearlessness that it took to come forward when you know you just filmed a police officer murder somebody," Stewart told reporters.

… have really hollowed out the British armed forces and I think that people need to sit up and recognise that".

I have really bad wheels.

Simon was the first person I really recognised as having that special something.

"I really recognised the feeling people have in that movie when angels come and lay a hand on their shoulder".

"He never really recognised the great talent I have.