Sentence examples for recognises in from inspiring English sources

There are similarities, which the England legend recognises, in the way they approach their game.

Schäuble recognises in the post-Brexit fear his great opportunity to implement a permanent austerity union.

But, as he recognises, in modern liberal society this is an unwelcome thought: for us, love is a useless risk.

In part, this is because the IMF has itself changed, a point the CEPR recognises in the report.

They are transformed from butter-wouldn't-melt archetypes into manipulative creatures – a duality Persson recognises in her own children.

Weir now teaches composition at Cardiff University's School of Music, and recognises in her students aspects of her young self.

What he manages to admire in Mr Chirac are not achievements or policies, but personal qualities: "his energy, his tenacity, his force of character when faced with adversity .As it happens, and as the author himself half-recognises in an aside, these are characteristics that Mr Chirac shares with none other than Mr Sarkozy.

In a way, Amis recognises this in several wonderful sentences about the two dictators.

Moreover, it has been reported that in infectious diseases aCL recognises CL in the absence of β2-GPI [ 13- 16].

The annual award ceremony which recognises excellence in Australian journalism was held in Brisbane and hosted by the ABC Lateline presenter Emma Alberici.

TfL's problem-solving projects have been shortlisted on three occasions for the Goldstein Award, an international award that recognises excellence in POP initiatives, winning twice in 2006 and 2011 (see Goldstein Award Winners 1993 2010).