Sentence examples for it cannot recognise from inspiring English sources

It cannot recognise itself in its streets".Tuesday night saw a drop in the level of violence, with 617 vehicles set ablaze and around 200 arrests, though it was not clear whether this was due to the new measures or to the unrest cooling off as rioters saw that they had made their point.

Senior White House advisers, high-level United Nations delegates, senior British diplomats, many aid agencies, and the Prime Minister of Ethiopia who led the Tigray rebels at the time, had all refuted the BBC story, Geldof insisted, "and yet the World Service is so far off the rails it cannot recognise or acknowledge the truth".

When he saw Victoria he said "this is very good work because I cannot recognise you in this role.

Ncube shares his experience working with Mugabe in a unity government since 2009: "Ninety percent of the time, I cannot recognise the Mugabe I sit with in cabinet with the Mugabe who has ruled this country through violence.

"If you look at the footage you cannot recognise it.

He longs for the one line to give them that they will always remember, that will embrace everything, that will point the way, but he cannot find the line, he cannot recognise it.

"It is funny that British MPs cannot recognise an unofficial account.

Alternatively, enzymic activation is controlled by a different signalling pathway, though this then raises the question as to why the remaining cells cannot recognise this activity and inhibit it?

Although commercial antibodies are specific for PRL-3 in a denaturised linear conformation, as we observed by western blot, perhaps they cannot recognise the antigen in its native conformation, as immunostaining after blocking with the entire PRL-3 protein reproduces the same pattern.

The Republic cannot recognise specific 'minorities' or 'communities' : in its view there are only autonomous and free citizens with equal rights.

I cannot recognise this city.