Sentence examples for recognise the power from inspiring English sources

So recognise the power of protest!

"Students don't recognise the power they have: the power to change how corporations think.

But it's not always plain sailing, says Dickson: "You have to recognise the power of networking.

Styling is used extensively by celebrities who recognise the power of first impressions.

What the suits could learn is to challenge their ingrained thinking and recognise the power of inspiration and of dreams.

Of course we realise it's a film – but we also recognise the power it will have to shape people's ideas about prehistoric animals.

"So while I recognise the powers are there, the question has to be how are they going to be used, in who's interests are they going to be used, and fundamentally back to the basic one that the UK as a whole is being pushed through an austerity agenda which is forcing the poorest and most vulnerable in any part of the UK for the banking crisis".

Back then, he recognised the power of the moving image as well as the still.

Jackson says the mistake many have made is to come up with ideas for how the real economy could be transformed without recognising the power behind the throne.

"It has to do with recognising the power of the moving image in the 21st century," says Barbara Boyle, associate dean of the school.

Recognising the power of a brand and of the ad market before many others its clever ad line, provocatively asked readers, "The Independent: It is, are you?".