Sentence examples for recognised how from inspiring English sources

The new Government has also recognised how bad the infrastructure is in India.

But she recognised how challenging these cases were for parents as well.

The more he read, the more he recognised how Kim had wrested power from his father.

Clive James recognised how much he and the others owed to the place they fled.

And we have not recognised how a nation's security and economy depends on a stable Earth.

It was gone just as we recognised how intensely delicious it was.

For a start, NatWest has recognised how keen investors are to get rid of bank shares, especially its own.

When I recognised how empowering this could be, a lot of things in my life became more gamelike.

Seneca, a Roman philosopher, recognised how demeaning anger can be; "the most hideous and frenzied" of all emotions, a flight from reason that brings ruin to nations.

He recognised how, in the 1990s, we had to break out from our traditional support, not at its expense, but to reach out to the widest possible constituency.

Abbasi recognised how Dergoul is feeling: "For me, speaking English broke a lot of barriers, because if you speak to the guards you become a person.