Sentence examples for recognises as from inspiring English sources

"Theron recognises as much, calling her decision to wear the watch 'regrettable'regrettable

"This wide-ranging report recognises, as did our own recent call to action on obesity, that there is no single answer to the obesity problem.

In a hint that he recognises as much, he adds: "We know that Poland is negotiating to join the EU, not the other way round".Certainly the bureaucrats in Brussels trying to clinch a deal are hoping that Mr Miller will be flexible when, early next year, the critical issues of farming and regional aid will be tackled.

That certainly took courage, albeit courage of the "battlefield" variety that Mr Brown recognises as admirable but finds less interesting than moral bravery.But Kennedy's decision to go for the presidency still looks now, as it did in 1968, much more opportunistic than courageous.

What Adam perceives as entropy, Eve recognises as hunger.

John McEnroe understands Andy Murray, whom he recognises as a kindred spirit.

And it is May whom Peregrine recognises as his equal and successor.

It is locked in battle with Jabhat al-Nusra, which al-Qaeda recognises as its affiliate in Syria.

For Michael is not the only person he recognises as different from every other member of the human race.

A dispute that the UN recognises as such in its charter of 1948 – and in its maps.

Kashmir is divided into zones of Indian and Pakistani administration by a "line of control" neither recognises as a permanent border.