Sentence examples for recognised the point from inspiring English sources

"But they recognised the point was to tell their story to the world as they had a sense of being ignored by the world.

These men must recognise the point of no return, literally and precisely.

Those of us who continue to read fiction as adults will recognise the point Dewan is making.

"But I think every dramatist would recognise the point when the director and cast all look at you as if they'd rather you left the room".

Recognise the point where it goes too far.

That's not to say I or any of my colleagues are climate change deniers or anything of that kind, we fully recognise the points: the data and science is there.

The major components such as walls and columns as well as large pipes and ducts are automated recognised from the point cloud model.

They express their shock and grief, say they have long recognised the problems in Bangladesh, point out that the chaotic environment of a developing world city means many issues are partly beyond their control (though, they admit, still their responsibility), and downplay the significance of cheap labour in the decision to locate production in the country.

Sources in Syria recognised the man as a point-man for hostage negotiations in Raqqa, where he is said to have held discussions with several families of jailed foreign nationals over the internet.

Readers familiar with the Irish conflict may recognise the main points of contention: the agreements will allow guerrilla members to participate in politics, a thought that many Colombians find distasteful; they will also establish a special justice system, allowing perpetrators of violence to avoid jail – a concession that many regard as a form of impunity.

Bonus telly-addict points to anyone who recognised the actor playing Reddington's mysterious assistant.