Sentence examples for recognise this power from inspiring English sources

Research on women's sexuality highlights the empowering dimensions of pleasure, and the transformative possibilities of approaches that recognise this power.

Whoever has made a television documentary will recognise this power struggle, though in television it's the cameraman who's the big cheese and the sound recordist who's the dogsbody.

Players must recognise this power that they have".

Early on in the evolution of cinema sound a number of theorists recognised this power and said the ability to manipulate sound creatively will redeem us from the chaos of shapeless noise.

One of the first people to recognise the power of this new tool to spread the white supremacist message was Don Black, himself also a former member of the KKK.

The Socialists condemn this violence and do not recognise the power in place as having any legitimacy.

The truth is social platforms are increasingly being used as media platforms and by now most brands should recognise the power of social media and understand this is not a phase.

This will only happen if the top teams, along with broadcasters, recognise the power of women's football for women and girls up and down the country, but also for equity and equality more widely.

The newspaper was developing a characteristic of serious, stroppy innovation, and this would continue: it was one of the first newspapers to recognise the power of illustration (woodcuts), and the attraction of book reviews.

So recognise the power of protest!

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