Sentence examples for recognised very from inspiring English sources

"In the dressing room, he was somebody we recognised very quickly was a good player.

He recognised very early that it is part of the British mentality to knock success so always ensures that Tesco's reputation is protected.

"I spent the first half or more of my career in the ivory tower writing technical philosophy, but I recognised very early that academic philosophy is a very narrow part of the field.

The freedom of the individual was at the centre of her beliefs so she recognised very early the power of the movements for freedom in Eastern Europe.

While tensions between technical and management functions in organisations have long been recognised, very little research examines this relationship empirically in light of the emergence of project management as an (apparently) attractive career route for engineers and other technical specialists.

Many of these features developed convergently with modern flying vertebrates and their relation to flight was recognised very early on in pterosaur research [6], [75].

"And that means we're forced to recognise very serious structural issues".

That brought compensations: "He has a great ability to capture the rhythms of people's speech, and certain idiosyncrasies that you recognise very quickly," says Doherty.

Some neuroscientists speculate that parts of the human visual system become so specialised they recognise very specific subjects such as a person's grandmother or their cat.

He added: "I recognise very well that there is sometimes tension between the role of a government minister and the demands of a constituency assembly member.

The pressure evidently worked, as Rinder wrote an "Apology and Announcement" on June 4, 2005 in which he told Miscavige, "I recognise very clearly how Treasonous I have been towards you and Scientology".