Sentence examples for recognise the thought from inspiring English sources
I have never loved a Conran restaurant or a Conran object, for all that I appreciate his considerable contribution to opening up the possibilities of consumption, or like duvets and espresso machines, or recognise the thought and effort that have gone into his creations.
He had suffered depression following his parents' separation and stated: 'it's always at the back of my mind that it could come back so now I've taught myself to recognise the thought pattern which triggers it so I try and change that'.
Perish the thought that schools should recognise, and interrogate, their existence.
Requires the courts to recognise the importance of "freedom of thought, conscience and religion" when a case involves a religious organisation.
Another form of meditation – open monitoring meditation – involves non-reactively monitoring the content of experience from moment-to-moment, primarily as a means to recognise the nature of our own thoughts and emotions.
As I grew older I was haunted by the thought that, if I passed him in the street, I probably wouldn't recognise him.
However, we did find that the thought of results not being credible and testing method not being nationally recognised as participants put it explains why many participants are hesitant to pick this method as their HIV testing method of choice.
It clarified the thought.
I understand the thought.
