Sentence examples for recognise them as from inspiring English sources

Those in the know will recognise them as guarantee of a certain degree of rootsical tastiness.

Long's walks are often feats of endurance, though he does not recognise them as such.

There have been numerous UN resolutions, signed by Russia, that recognise them as sovereign Georgian territory.

"We hope that the government of Pakistan will continue to recognise them as refugees," he said.

But I'm not surprised it grated when a Mumford failed to recognise them as musicians.

The local authorities won't recognise them as a priority need, so they are destitute.

That is to say, we recognise them as propositions about which reasonable, informed people may disagree.

It requires a trained eye to recognise them as the remnants of living things.

They are considering a unilateral declaration of independence, and an appeal for the world to recognise them as a state.

And I think if those things are true people will recognise them as true, even if they are highly artificial.

Over the past three years, the Taliban have been looking, acting and quacking like the government of Afghanistan, yet only three countries all Muslim recognise them as such.Afghanistan badly needs a recognisable government.