The reader is asked to recognise significance where little, apparently, has actually been said.
Both sides recognised the significance of the battle.
I don't know whether he recognised the significance of this innovation when he conceived Childe Harold, but he certainly recognised it after the poem was published.
The exams regulator said it recognised the significance of the issues faced this summer, and the impact of the "generous" results awarded earlier this year.
UN member states have now recognised the significance of wildlife crime, placing it high on the global environmental and sustainable development agenda at the first UN Environmental Assembly last year.
When he returned to London with the results of this investigation, Jean at once recognised its significance and promoted it within the paper.
His victories had brought a new racial dimension to boxing, and had roused the wrath of the white supremacists, who recognised their significance.
Indeed, the GSCC rightly recognised the significance of inappropriate relationships which were identified in around 20% of misconduct cases and issued guidance on professional boundaries which can be especially difficult in the "grey areas" of practice.
While this was an occasionally edgy victory, with Southampton bemoaning the non-award of two penalties, Ranieri recognised the significance of a win secured by Wes Morgan's first goal in 11 months.
He recognised the significance of the win over the Kiwis, saying: "It's a real shot in the arm for the game in the northern hemisphere and a shot in the arm for Super League.
