Sentence examples for recognise the difference from inspiring English sources

You have to be able to recognise the difference between the two".

But the Simon Wiesenthal Center doesn't seem to be able to recognise the difference.

"But I think that what we did really was to recognise the difference.

It takes a human to recognise the difference between "table" as a verb or "table" as a noun.

Both require us, or so we're told, to recognise the difference between misogyny and a portrayal of misogyny.

One glance at O'Connor is all it takes to recognise the difference in attitudes between north and south.

The objective was to describe the interventions that are available for children in different settings and to recognise the differences and commonalities between those OVCs living in households and orphanages receiving and not receiving formal support.

So apart from the evidence of the NHS failing to recognise the differences that exist between peoples, there is a wider problem of the different parts of the public's allegiance to society as a whole.

Hence, both biodiversity and ecosystem services provide utilitarian values, but in different ways.In essence, Faith argues for the need to recognise the differences between biodiversity and ecosystem services, and he promotes the use of the 'partial protection' approach within a systematic planning framework.

He will recognise the differences too.

We have to recognise the differences across the UK and get the best out of those differences".