Sentence examples for recognised people from inspiring English sources

He immediately recognised people.

It was also the burden, cheerfully borne, of one of the world's most easily recognised people.

She recognised people and understood what was going on, but it was a struggle for her to articulate".

When he wears Pie's customary suit and tie, he is often recognised: "People call out to me all the time and some think I am really a journalist.

It may also make the results less vulnerable to a problem that pollsters have long recognised: people who feel the winds of public opinion shifting in their direction are more confident about telling pollsters what they think than those who don't.This offers both good and bad news for Mr Kerry.

He prefers the Greeks, who recognised people's limitations.

We recognise people's potential".

But they recognise people have to do the right thing.

"Sometimes I joke about recognising people's nature in their choice of ideal holidays.

"Recognising people is an essential skill we often take for granted," Ms Rotshtein said.

I recognise people's need to worship something, but I believe it should be God.