Sentence examples for recognise that all from inspiring English sources

Of course, we must recognise that all coalitions are about compromise.

That first step is to recognise that all children are children first and foremost.

"The secretary of state and policy makers need to recognise that all teachers are there for the right reasons.

To recognise that all historians invent isn't to say that it doesn't matter if a fiction is called history.

A symbolic start would be to recognise that all detainees should be covered by the Geneva Convention.

Employers need to recognise that all our sex lives are entering the digital realm, they need to be a little more open minded.

And I recognise that feeling in all my bingey periods.

Of course, in making a summary and drawing interpretations, it is important to recognise that, as with all such valuation approaches, the methods used are controversial.

Paul Laverty: I didn't recognise that rabid demagogue at all... SH: How do you move from lawyer to screenwriter?

"We all recognise that [Dilma] has done a good job during her life for the democracy of Brazil".

"We all recognise that, whatever our particular view on this".