Sentence examples for recognises it is from inspiring English sources

"There's surely something refreshing about a team that recognises its failures, recognises it is under-achieving and isn't blaming referees or altitude or balls," begins Paul Reynolds, and you can be damn sure he isn't talking about the English.

"She would prefer her son not to be across the Atlantic but recognises it is a big job.

Their issue is how to change the minds of the party, and that may only happen if the party recognises it is heading over an electoral cliff.

The TPP text recognises it is legitimate to protect "public welfare objectives" and this activity does not constitute "indirect expropriations, except in rare circumstances".

If there's one voice India recognises it is that of Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan, an actor whose deep baritone has placed him in the spotlight as one of the country's greatest stars.

"There is always the possibility of a federal prosecution but I think everyone recognises it is not the most likely outcome because the standard is very high," he said.

And whilst Van Persie accepts there was an element of good fortune about his effort, the former Arsenal man recognises it was a special strike.

Journalists should also ignore "exclusives" from the ADF until it recognises it's creating an unacceptable mystery around actions undertaken with taxpayer dollars.

I think this protagonist, this self, often recognises that it is a fictional construct, but it also recognises that thinking of itself as such might cause it to disintegrate.

Cotswolds-based Sheepskinlife, set up by businesswoman Claire Shaw, lets only 21 properties and plans to close its books at around 50 – Shaw recognises that it is more important to discriminate than populate a portfolio.

The lab will provide feedback to consumer-product suppliers, he adds.NVIDIA already recognises that it is not just gamers who are interested in its products.