Sentence examples for many recognise from inspiring English sources

They may be regarded as eccentric but many recognise that eccentricity is something to be treasured.

Despite significant cuts enforced by the country's government, audience numbers for orchestral concerts have grown by around 25% and many recognise a concomitant rise in musical standards.

The sheer number of responses we've had to our campaign – with 1,000 people saying they will attend – highlights that many recognise the situation these two women found themselves in.

While many recognise that it is journalists who have played a vital role in exposing this abuse of power, for many others the response is "a plague on all your houses".

Many recognise that pay must improve not just for reasons of social justice but to ensure the viability of a service that we or our loved ones will probably require at some point.

Syrians at large dared hope that their country, which many recognise as a rusting redoubt of single-party rule and command economics, was joining the rest of the world.Since the start of the year, however, the government has begun to signal stiffer resistance to reform.

"Despite the disadvantages of ignorance, which many recognised, innocence became a strategy and an identity for them".

It didn't stop many recognising that there is a long way to go before we can truly call it that, however.

"Many recognised the tweet for what it was, a genuine tweet offering prayer for a public person who was unwell," Rev Arun Arora wrote.

Many recognised his homosexuality from the start, but for decades Spain's literary establishment, and even his own family, refused to acknowledge that the country's best loved poet, Federico Garcia Lorca, was gay.

The honour is bestowed on Albert Herring, a timid grocer's lad entangled in his mother's apron strings - in whom many recognised a sharply self-mocking portrait of Britten himself.