Sentence examples for recognise while from inspiring English sources

A video circulating on the internet appears to show police loading protesters into a van, but releasing a man they recognise while shouting to each other: "Look out for ours".

The area is contested because Japan measures its claim from a median line in the sea, which China does not recognise, while China measures its claim with reference to the continental shelf, which extends its reach well to the east of the Japanese line.

Hamas has battled Israel, which it refuses to recognise, while Abbas's Fatah party has remained in control of the Palestinian Authority in the occupied West Bank and pursued years of fruitless talks with Israel.

Sayers is no James Ellroy but she recognised that while, "some readers prefer their detective stories to be of this conventional kind..

Paul has even been recognised while standing at a urinal.

Gay men from humble backgrounds, both were bullied at school, but their talents were recognised while they were young and their careers took off.

All this was impossible to do, he recognised, while "there was a war going on" and with rebels in control of key towns.

He is already famous enough to be recognised while out shopping with his girlfriend, Melanie, and when he is at home with his family in the Berkshire village of Compton, neighbours sometimes call around for an autograph.

"Our LGBTI children should not have to plead with millions of other Australians to have their fundamental rights recognised, while at the same time enduring hate and bile," she said.

Like the gay liberation movement of a previous generation, Muslim apostates have to fight for the right to be recognised while knowing that recognition brings shame, rejection, intimidation and, very often, family expulsion.

And he was the first to postulate that the laws of physics would be the same all over the universe.In this section The road ahead Change of heart Fighting forces Magician's brain All that jazz ReprintsNewton's genius was recognised while he was a young scholar at Cambridge.