Sentence examples for he recognised to from inspiring English sources

Dismayed by declining standards among young people (men) whose potential he recognised to make England rich and mighty, he set out to offer schooling to them all.

Returning to Derrymacash, he was repeatedly stopped and questioned by police, and followed, he said, by men he recognised to be off-duty members of the Ulster Defence Regiment, the locally recruited British army unit.

He wants to be recognised, to participate in a ritual.

He recognised that to be human is typically to be ignorant, though unlike other animals, the human creature can become conscious of his or her lack.

Stokes said he recognised the need to transition to plantation timber.

And, while Howe was delighted with the result, he recognised the need to add to his squad before the end of the transfer window.

After the vote, Giddings said he recognised he needed to "take my own medicine" and listen to those of the laity who disagreed with him.

Lord Hill said he recognised the need to "build understanding between the euro 'ins' and 'outs'... especially in the banking union".

He recognised that the way to win was to grind India down.

Finally, his visa expired and the many promises of a senior contract having come to nought, he recognised that it was time to go home.

Simply put, he recognised that he had to take the mass out of mass catering.