Sentence examples for recognised elements from inspiring English sources

As I've grown up I've recognised elements of the tale in existing folklore.

Anyone else feel like they've died and gone to fashion heaven...?" Karl Lagerfeld recognised elements of another famous wedding dress, one that is even closer to home - that of the groom's grandmother, the Queen.

Lee recognised elements from other series such as Maison Ikkoku and Kimagure Orange Road, and summarised the series as "Simply Wonderful".

Cragg classified "Homewrecker" as a "vampy" track which blends verses centred around spoken-word vocals with a "stompy" refrain where Diamandis declares "I broke a million hearts just for fun", while Christopher Will from the Pennsylvania State University-sponsored Blue Robot recognised elements of house music.

Understanding the perspective of the family carer, and recognising elements of the 'cycle of discontent', could help ward staff anticipate carer needs, enable relationship building, to pre-empt or avoid dissatisfaction or conflict.

Other research has emphasised the centrality GPs place on abiding by their patient's agenda 40 50 as well as highlighting that doctors may fail to take account of unvoiced agendas 51 or recognise elements of the patient's agenda, particularly those of a social and emotional nature.

Whether anyone reading The Skating Rink in ignorance would have recognised the elements of that greatness is doubtful.

In a statement, council public health portfolio holder John Kelly said he recognised "some elements of the drug and alcohol treatment services are underperforming".

Prior participation in the PLAs may also have affected responses to the vignette more generally, for example coloured by views of other PLA participants regarding PMTCT service use, though interviewees would only have recognised small elements of their role-play in the vignette.

In 1997, the name seaborgium was formally recognised for element 106.

He recognised an element of opportunism in the mass looting but said an underlying cause was that many young people felt "trapped in the system".