Sentence examples for recognise I think from inspiring English sources

"We all recognise, I think, that current affairs is at a crossroads," said Harding in an email to BBC staff.

He probably recognised I thought my international career was over before it had really begun.

Our local visitors will find much to recognise – but I think visitors from anywhere will understand it as a case history, how ordinary lives were changed forever by the war". Some of the letters are startling.

"In fact, some of the behaviour is behaviour I simply do not recognise and I think has no place in my party or this chamber," she said, noting whatever the result of the leadership implosion, "I cannot condone and I cannot support what has happened to some of my colleagues on this side, in this chamber, in this place".

However, the costume appeared to work as no one recognised him, "I think people just assumed it was just a man having a midlife crisis", he said.

"I think it is amazing that grime is being recognised and I think it is very necessary for UK culture as a whole," he said.

Why this isn't widely recognised, is, I think, a function of the essentialist fallacy that expects words-about-music to do the same thing as music alone, and music-about-words to do the same thing as words alone.

It was recognised that "even therapeutic research are of commercial interest" [TH8, Group 3] and some of the advantages of being able to draw upon commercial funds to support health research were recognised: "TH2; I think there is distinction as well between the commercial uses that you are talking about there.

"Of course there are challenges, I recognise that, but I think that embodies part of the problem at the moment.

We were still recognised, like, and I think it was worth it".

"Every year there is a number of them recognised - and I think it's only right".