Sentence examples for recognise to from inspiring English sources

I overate, I now recognise, to reward myself for my hard work and I simply didn't have the time to exercise in any meaningful way.

"Of course I should recognise to the younger people here that to challenge government policy is clearly not a good career move," she said.

It is also hard, cabinet members recognise, to persuade voters that they would have been worse off under the status quo.

But I admit I'm not immune to doing it myself and I also enjoy reading old friends' reminiscences - some of which I even recognise to have been true.

Mike Thompson, the chairman of the Bradford City Supporters Trust, said: "I think the hardest thing for people to recognise, to be honest, is just how much it still impacts on people today.

Would you back the centre-forward, whose habitual response to being tripped up is to simulate the kind of agony that a torture victim might recognise, to react with mature level-headedness to the news that a World Cup is about to unfold without him?

By general consent, P52 is the oldest manuscript recognised to contain verses from the New Testament.

A miracle is required to be recognised to pave the way for beatification.

At the same time, accounting for intangibles is recognised to be inadequate.

One of the main causes for heavy vehicles rollover is recognised to be cross wind.

Evidently, a number of chromosomal abnormalities have been recognised to be associated with ASD phenotype [3].