Sentence examples for recognises some from inspiring English sources

It recognises some so far unheard-of truths.

As Barratt recognises: "Some people find the concept of asexuality incredibly difficult to grasp.

The committee's report recognises some unpalatable truths as far as Iowans are concerned.

Lees continues: "Plasticity recognises some adaptability in nerve cells and the circuits of the brain.

Instead we need a strategy that recognises some people will take drugs and provides programs to minimise the harm involved.

Mr Blake said: "He recognises some of the language associated with him in the past has caused offence and caused him problems, and he regrets that.

Even the Roman Catholic church recognises that some men desire other men; what is prohibited is acting on this desire.

He even recognises that some of the unthinking things he said himself did little to help him.

Parsa recognises that some people oppose any private sector involvement in the NHS, but hopes to convince others.

While she recognises that some blogs might encourage self-harmers, or make them feel worse, she still believes they can help.

The report recognises that some medium-sized hospitals would have to stay open because it would be too controversial to close them.