Sentence examples for recognised just from inspiring English sources

So why should it be recognised just to hinder him?

It could be that, for all their previous criticisms, the parties have reconsidered and recognised just how vulnerable the BBC is to political meddling.

Twitter recognised just how integral reaction gifs were to many users' online experience when it introduced support for animated gifs in June 2014.

Arnesen, to his credit, has somewhat belatedly recognised just how painful his vision for the northerners could be in the end.

The Vatican were outraged at the price paid for a mere footballer but Milan had recognised just what this skilful, charismatic player could bring them.

In an email, he added: "I believe the theme of the movie is what Pope Francis recognised just yesterday when he called for the church to welcome and accept gay people".

It is also important to recognise just how slow the underlying rate of growth in the economy actually is.

"I think a lot of people don't recognise just how huge the ripple effect of this is going to be.

Perhaps the best starting point would be to recognise just how much damage a great deal of western rhetoric about Iran really is.

It's poignant to recognise just how extravagant were the hopes we heaped upon Obama on the day he was inaugurated.

Anyone who is genuinely concerned about the poor (rather than simply interested in sloganeering on their behalf) is obliged to recognise just how bad the situation in Venezuela is becoming as a result of the policies pursued by the government.