Sentence examples for recognise itself from inspiring English sources

Would it recognise itself?

During the World Cup, he declared that "France does not totally recognise itself" in its mostly-black team.

Gopnik notes in the people of France – as in the people of New York after 9/11 – "a will not to be annihilated, not to be turned by terrorism into a citizenry that can no longer recognise itself.

Drawing from a popular humanism that could not recognise itself as a "white" perspective, some women would insist that they did not care whether someone were "green, striped or purple," because we are all "human".

It cannot recognise itself in its streets".Tuesday night saw a drop in the level of violence, with 617 vehicles set ablaze and around 200 arrests, though it was not clear whether this was due to the new measures or to the unrest cooling off as rioters saw that they had made their point.

Every citizen is entitled to their rights, whether Christian or Muslim, without any religious, racial or tribal intolerance Ibrahim also called for Sudan to recognise itself as a country of multiple "races and religions" where every citizen should be entitled to their rights "whether Christian or Muslim, without any religious, racial or tribal intolerance".

God bless the internet, then, where the territory has the potential to be so much messier, because this last year, one of the things that has been most striking for me is the wonder and excitement I have found in theatre that would probably only half-recognise itself as theatre, if at all.

The prizes came as America recognised itself behind the tattered curtain.

"You would see postcards of the Stack, which to me is an indication that that's how the city recognised itself and that's the image it wanted to promote of itself during the postwar period".

A robot named Nico could soon pass a landmark test - recognising itself in a mirror.

Recognise calls itself a "grassroots campaign" – yet the real grassroots campaign is the debate now being held amongst the community.