Sentence examples for recognised why from inspiring English sources

"Without it, there are countries that have absolutely recognised why the UK is so good at creative arts and they're looking to replicate it themselves.

A slice or two of bread or toast with a bit of budget cheese and a cup of tea, for example, would be manageable in many cases if parents only recognised why it matters and that it's really worth doing.

Many participants recognised why their children might not want to identify with an illness identity, sanctioning the decision to 'get on with life'.

It was only after I replayed Freedom Force and its Nazi-smashing sequel Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich (2005), available together on Steam for less than cost of a large latte, that I recognised why I liked this game but had failed to fall in love with it.

I recognise why I have such a strong inability to forgive certain people who betray me.

We recognise why the CADF have raised this issue as it is one we have obviously raised ourselves".

I can recognise why some would think it unhealthy that my voice on these life-changing events was unusually loud.

The Co-operative movement needs to take this opportunity to recognise why it has become such a marginal force in the economy and politics.

The row began at the weekend after Ms Harman used a television interview to claim Labour needed to "recognise why it was that the Tories are in government and not us" and drop its opposition to benefit restrictions.

"If you want to recognise why a teammate is struggling, first look at yourself," Hoerman said. .

And I actually felt worse at the end of it...I don't feel so bad about it now, because I recognise why I am like I am and some of the problems I have, where they come from...Although I say they'd opened up a can of worms, and brought some upsetting experiences back...I think it was good to do that.