Sentence examples for recognise but from inspiring English sources

It is easy to recognise, but fiendishly difficult to define.

There is much that he would not recognise – but not everything changes so quickly.

Tory politicians recognise but often seem to struggle with this idea.

What is this plague which I fail to recognise, but obviously marks me like Cain?

"I've got a job title my mum would recognise but I'm 100% focused on the business.

A snob is easy to recognise but curiously hard to define.

This is the sort of place readers of Irvine Welsh might recognise but yesterday it was all sunshine and smiles.

I couldn't find a textbook definition for the field that humanitarians recognise, but the following comes pretty close.

He has not merely been recognised, but embraced.

Both are easily recognised but less easily understood.

Not only was slavery recognised but slaveholders were rewarded with unjustifiable political power.