Sentence examples for perhaps recognising from inspiring English sources

Perhaps recognising this, her supporters have abruptly changed their tune.

Perhaps recognising this, America has not wasted a dime on madrassa reform.

Perhaps recognising this tension, many emerging female conductors adopt a more collaborative leadership style.

It was Anderson to whom Broad kept returning, perhaps recognising that fast bowlers always hunt best in pairs.

Perhaps recognising the distinctness of forest elephants is the first step on the path to saving them.

It's notable that Frank, Caspere and Lieutenant Burris all left Los Angeles to "work" in Vinci, perhaps recognising it as a place where money can be made.

Students of politics will perhaps recognise this phenomenon (although, sadly, the housemate who is a politics student seems not to).

Cricket can be proud to have led the way but, as Foxy recognises, it is important not just that sufferers feel they can relate their experiences, but also that others can perhaps recognise when someone may have a problem.

It made me think that writing about nature might perhaps recognise – and kick against – the constraints imposed by these postwar stories about the right way to see the world.

But I also hope readers will be less afraid of dementia after reading the book and will perhaps recognise that even when confronting difficult things there can be a lot of love and laughter to be found.

DH Lawrence perhaps recognised a similar sensation when, in his semi-autobiographical novel, Kangaroo (1923), Lovat – the pseudonym the author used for the book, commented upon a night-time walk in the outback, and felt overwhelmed by its peculiar vibe the land gave off.