Sentence examples for really recognised that from inspiring English sources

"At the time this whole policy was framed, it was really recognised that public health was the most important point.

"It's a pity that it is necessary but it still is necessary and I'm not sure all the parties have really recognised that that is the case".

I really recognise that need to authenticate yourself through profound suffering or bearing witness to people who live very, very complicated and difficult lives.

"Really recognising that Mulan was trying to find herself in the world that she so desperately wanted to be part of but didn't know how, but also not wanting to be what people were making her.

Simon was the first person I really recognised as having that special something.

They should have recognised that really".

But they also recognised that Mr Icahn really did lack an alternative strategy, and that he had, by saying as much, frittered away any remaining bargaining clout with Microsoft.

I recognised that feeling.

But Deng says he has yet to see evidence of an official review, and that the government "hasn't really recognised" the issues that could accompany uncontrolled investment in the country.

No, I really don't recognise that description; of course I understand because it was at our conference, everyone was together at the seaside – do we then learn the lessons, as Vince and I both have said, should we have spoken to X or done homework Y? Yes, of course, but it is not a fiasco.

I think it is really important to recognise that structural change, legislation, regulation and funding only happens when we have an environment that is culturally conducive to that change," she said.