Sentence examples for often recognises from inspiring English sources

I think this protagonist, this self, often recognises that it is a fictional construct, but it also recognises that thinking of itself as such might cause it to disintegrate.

While Time often recognises positive contributions – Martin Luther King and Winston Churchill are previous winners – Goodell's inclusion is more likely down to the controversies that have plagued the league rather than his ability to bring in ever increasing profits.

He often says he recognises that is somebody's experience, or that everyone is entitled to a point of view, or that yes, there have been failures and mistakes in a general way.

And that history, as Frank ruefully recognises, has often been a matter of murder.

The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) which came into force in 2008 recognises that often these barriers are more disabling than an individual's impairment itself.

"The LMA recognises it is often very difficult for clubs and chairmen, especially with the financial pressures and 24/7 media coverage," added Bevan.

The play recognises that humour is often used as a defence mechanism, though the comedy is never mechanical.

Sanford says that although she recognises that parents are often sceptical about their children playing videogames she believes that "balance is critical": "People criticize gaming because it is sedentary.

If circumstances permit, it may be useful to take a brief note of such discussions, although the Group recognises that it will often not be feasible because of deadline and other time pressures.

Hayes-Light recognises that it is often the fear of social rejection that motivates parents to choose surgery for their children; they just want them to be "normal", and not forced to be the vanguards of a political movement.

Aylawadi recognises that her work often appears to be made of fabric.