Sentence examples for recognised any of from inspiring English sources

The union has not so far recognised any of these as actual or even potential candidates for membership.

If I recognised any of these tendencies within me, I strove to overcome them, but now I doubt that any of them were ever real.

They were also given a long list of complainants and witnesses connected to the case and asked if they recognised any of them.Higgins was told to sit while the list was read out.

Then the bodies would be displayed on 12 black marble slabs propped up in the morgue window for the public to view and decide whether they recognised any of them.

For as long as he lived, Loy Harrison – the farmer who had secured Roger Malcolm's release from jail – insisted, increasingly implausibly, that he had not been part of the lynching plot, and that he had not recognised any of the killers.

Mr Roache said he had not recognised any of the women after being given photographs of them around the time of the claims.

As the "limited number" of circumstances for restriction identified in that Article recognised "any attempt to curtail freedom of expression must be approached with circumspection".

I didn't recognise any of it.

Could I recognise any of it?

I know I'd never recognise any of you again.

They Shall Not Grow Old: do you recognise any of these men?