Sentence examples for recognise the deep from inspiring English sources

He said: "I recognise the deep concerns of the industry over this issue, therefore its important government takes action to ensure west coast fishermen have their time at sea to catch their full prawn quotas this year.

Advocates of territorial representation – let's call them territorialists – recognise the deep-rooted British tradition of having one person representing one territorially defined community.

Thoreau recognised the deep links between this quality of seeing and his art.

One cannot understand Blair without recognising the deep significance of religion in his life.

By making poverty the central issue of his remaining years in office, David Cameron has recognised the deep, corrosive effect that it has on life in the UK today.

Treaty Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson said the legislation recognised the deep spiritual connection between Whanganui iwi and their ancestral river, and would help protect its future.

When Steve Greenberg of EMI America first signed Stone in 2002, he recognised the deep-soul heritage in her voice, and helped protect it from the melismatic antics of modern R&B by entrusting the singer to soul veteran Betty Wright, best known for the classic "Clean Up Woman".

"I recognise, of course, the deep sensitivities of these issues at all times, and particularly on occasions of commemoration such as this weekend".

Ok so two ads isn't a billion dollars of beam lines at the synchrotron or a commitment to expand research funding to 2% of the budget or an unequivocal bipartisan statement recognising the seriously deep shit our climate is in, but it's a start.

You will recognise the palette of deep red and sober black and white in just about any painting from Holland's Golden Age.

Canterbury clearly did not recognise the fire that burned deep, a competitiveness unmatched in the NRL.