Sentence examples for he can recognise from inspiring English sources
As an engineer, he can recognise a kludge when he sees one.
He can recognise a despot, and the occasions when despotism has to be checked, by force if necessary.
In the dressing room Adele is telling a story about David Letterman, how he can recognise his female guests by their perfume.
He can recognise from a passage in a 17th-century diary that a certain sculpture found on an island in the Gulf of Guinea "would do nothing less than turn Christianity upside down".
It's proof of his character's complexity that he can recognise his contrasting emotions, and override the one he knows to be wrong: he immediately gives Linda's boyfriend tickets so he can take her to the opera in Copenhagen.
She gives him one of a pair of bracelets, tells him that she will always wear the other so that he can recognise her by it when he finds her, and departs.
Try writing differently if he or she can recognise your handwriting.
In 1995 he claimed that cotton-top tamarins (with which he is pictured above) can recognise themselves in mirrors.
You can recognise his face, He had his little hat on, little helmet, little cap, hood, jacket.
"You can recognise the way he paints just like you can recognise the handwriting of a friend.
Taking his start from the problem of how we can recognise certain objects, he considers the example of an apple.
