Sentence examples for kind of recognise from inspiring English sources

"And when you do it three or four times you kind of recognise that you've got something to give back and obviously coaching comes into that".

When you first lay eyes on these sketches it's like spotting someone you kind of recognise, but don't really know where from.

I felt that was an experience that has kind of stuck with me and that was 5 years ago and it has, I guess, made me reflect and think if I get to that point with other patients to, kind of, recognise when is the time to say "that's enough, keep them comfortable".' Observing colleagues emerged as the principal opportunity for improving communication skills.

"I kind of recognised the fact that it looked like we were heading towards a war for oil, not a war against terror, and since I had been off petroleum for a number of years, I felt it was imperative that I get out there and start letting people know that there are other options available to us.

Harvill, who specialise in precisely this kind of fiction, recognised that Murakami potentially had a wider appeal.

The report is an impassioned plea to world leaders, donors, aid agencies, citizens and businesses to use the May summit – the first of its kind – to recognise a shared responsibility to humanity, and commit to positive action to end suffering and mitigate the risk of man-made and natural disasters.

"He is a different kind of player, we recognise that … everybody recognises that," said Bento.

This 'bringing about' is informed by previous cumulative experience of what usually happens in the kind of interaction we recognise as a 'medical consultation', but involves a certain amount of improvisation along the way.

"I don't want this to be used as a political football and in the letter that I wrote to the first minister nearly four months ago I made the point that I felt this was a Labour issue and it was an opportunity for Labour to speak out, for Labour to show that we recognise the kind of things that Francis recognised.

Further, we should question why only one kind of relationship is recognised: namely the monogamous kind.

The centenary of Rimsky- Korsakov's death falls in 2008, so there is still time for British companies to plan some kind of celebration, finally recognising his stature as one of the great opera composers.