Sentence examples for no one has recognised from inspiring English sources

No one has recognised anything they've done.

Marcello: It's tragic no one has recognised / The nature of our genius.

Over the years language studies have revealed a female advantage, and experimental psychology identified a male advantage in spatial ability, but no one has recognised that the phenomenon of sexually selected traits being sensitive to stressors can actually be used to detect health and welfare problems.

By the second or third day, George felt that no one had recognised him.

To complete the sense of the surreal, Blair did not hesitate to collect both trophies in person, his only surprise being that no one had recognised these achievements earlier.

The first one has no recognised landscapes in any planning document while the second one has recognised landscapes for regional tourism.

Hoggard for one had recognised that McGrath, mighty as he can be, is of an age where a series of such projected intensity might be an increasing struggle for ageing limbs.

Role reversal Look the other way A dangerous new level ReprintsMore than 50 countries, including a score of African ones, have recognised the Transitional National Council as Libya's legitimate government.

One university has recognised this growing trend among students.

In such circumstances, the recognition organisation, 15 months after being established, has to report to parliament that no one has applied to be recognised as the body to regulate the press.

Butcher, something of a philosopher, must surely recognise that no one has a divine right to his slot - even in the days of Team England.