Sentence examples for recognise everything from inspiring English sources

"I think we need to recognise everything Mark has done for the team.

For vision, we're building systems that can recognise everything that's in an image or a video.

It's like going back to school where you recognise everything but it all looks a little bit smaller.

I recognise everything," while in Magush the windows of a building show the narrator glimpses of his future life: In one of the windows I saw, for my sins, the woman who later became my fiancée embracing my rival … Later, when I lived through these events, the reality seemed a little faded to me, and my fiancée perhaps less beautiful.

May's spokeswoman said too much should not be read into such anonymous briefings, adding: "While I said I am not going to give a running commentary on cabinet committee discussions, neither do I recognise everything I have read in the papers over the last few weekends, characterising those discussions".

Retrospectively, we can recognise everything that was wrong with it.

He had never been there before; he grew up in Germany and Britain, but that day in segregated Alabama in the early 1960s, "I recognised everything.

Miami Vice, Scarface and the music videos of Steve Barron were visual springboards for Vice City, and it formed a bricolage of other people's fantasies, a hyper unreality where you recognised everything not from real-life, but from media and entertainment.

They were the first to recognise that everything was not all wonderful, that on one level things were good and people were becoming freer but for others it was not so good.

We must recognise that everything we do is open for scrutiny".

Other acts recognised include Everything Everything, James Blake and Metronomy.