Sentence examples for more recognises from inspiring English sources

More recognises that this view could undermine his own prior commitment to his dualistic theology, because it could be made to lead to a monistic materialist system of mechanical philosophy (in which God's role is simply written out).

Yet the longer Lorelei's sentimental education continues, the more she recognises the truth: continental men are no match for Americans.

To deduce anything further we need an electoral system that recognises more than a simple first preference that may be motivated by any of a number of things.

Aiding them to live stable and prosperous lives in their home countries is far more humane and recognises their humanity and worth.

He recognises, more than anybody, the value that the team has behind the success he's achieved in the car, and he knows that he can't operate without the team.

One of commitments Coca-Cola has made is to encourage people to do more exercise, but recognises that it is not like Nike, which has a natural connection to sporting activities.

He more than anybody recognises the gallery's role in changing outside perceptions of the Borough, as he says: Over the last five years, mima has become a significant part of the offer that attracts people to Middlesbrough.

The CWGC recognises more needs to be done to promote its cemeteries in the UK, particularly as WW1 is at least "three generations removed" for many people.

Grant, meanwhile, recognises that more needs to be done.

That's more like it; he recognises me again.

"It recognises that more work needs to be done on order to achieve greater equality for trans people in the UK," Stewart said.