Sentence examples for of recognise from inspiring English sources

I've got the game – I do sort of recognise him from that, now you mention it".

Which is why the denouement of Recognise, when he implies that the undercover-cop trick is a metaphor for a post-breakup identity crisis, is so striking.

"The concussion education programme run in England by Premiership Rugby, the RFU and the Rugby Players Associationn is changing the way we all see concussion and reinforcing the key principles of recognise and remove.

Tanya Hosch, the campaign director of Recognise, which advocates on the recognition of Indigenous Australians, said that "the strong levels of support from Australians reflect what we have heard in our own extensive community engagement across the country in the past few years.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander opponents of Recognise are not motivated by a concern it might discriminate against privileged white men; rather, they worry it may either have a negligible – or, conversely, profoundly negative – impact on the lot of some of the world's most underprivileged people.

He said: "I've looked at many different bindings to victims of different sorts over many years and you sort of recognise the handwriting.

Instead of recognising and attacking foreign objects, it recognises and attacks its owner's own cells.

Or is it an act of recognising?

The prospect of recognising gay partnerships is shocking to conservatives.

There are also several different ways of recognising losses.

Boots "had no intention of recognising the union," they said.