Sentence examples for one can recognise from inspiring English sources

One can recognise the existence of Israel while opposing its occupation of new territories conquered in 1967.

Still one can recognise the boy who left the family home as a teenager to pursue the dream of playing for his childhood team.

One can recognise the great energy and intelligence of an Aristotle, while at the same time observing that his notion of how to learn about the world was an obstacle to progress.

Yet one can recognise this and still feel that the re-imposition of a border across Great Britain that ultimately goes back to the 11th century and the reign of Canute is not necessarily the most progressive of policies.

One of Rowlandson's prints has immortalised the "dear old blackguardly Point", and one can recognise the place today, though the ships in the water beyond are no longer wooden.

One can recognise areas with dense vascular structures (red), some of which are well perfused (blue).

I've been in lots of different dressing rooms, probably because I've been at so many clubs, and I can recognise a happy one.

I look for women I can recognise". Colette, directed by Wash Westmoreland of Still Alice fame, is one of several films about female writers to screen at Toronto.

Kinsey rating: five Although I can recognise an attractive woman, I have never been sexually attracted to one, only to men.

I can recognise the sequence of different experiences in one's life".

One of them, Anbes Yemane, a 23-year-old Eritrean student, said: "I know [Mered] very well, I can recognise him very well.