Sentence examples for recognised the idea from inspiring English sources

"People have recognised the idea of taking fate into their own hands" said Ivan Vidjen, a member of the Referendum Organisation Board.

After the war, as Penguin collector Steve Hare has recognised, the idea of a Pelican home university became more explicit; the number of "Pelican originals" increased, and the commissioning editors were astute in often choosing young scholars on the rise.

IF THE history books do come to recognise the idea of biology 2.0, then the date it began may well be recorded as May 20th 2010.

While we now recognise the idea of such co-evolution to be common and well known (and indeed, the pollinator-flower interactions are a great example of this), it was at the time a novel suggestion.

What the launch of One Hyde Park reaffirmed was that Britain, and particularly London, remains the home of choice for those who prefer not to recognise the idea of a fixed home.

The third sector deserves every encouragement but, as Mr Cameron is smart enough to recognise, the idea that it can soon replace large swathes of what the state currently does is optimistic.As a slogan, "modern, compassionate conservatism" may say something important about Mr Cameron's instincts.

Fascists like Britain First and Combat 18 have made moves in Northern Ireland because they recognised that the idea of white British Protestant supremacy has significant support here.

He recognised that the idea that the emotions might "proceed from or in any degree pertain to the body" might not "willingly be admitted" by his readers (Bell, 1824, pp. 20 21).

LONG before Vice-President Al Gore stumbled on the idea, Atlantans recognised the perils of suburban sprawl.

Fortunately my supervisor, Dr. David J. Timoney, was fully supportive of the idea and recognised the added advantages that participation in a Marie Curie Training Site would give me for career advancement in the future.

Szilard immediately recognised the importance of his idea.