Sentence examples for recognises well from inspiring English sources
When Elizabeth later punishes her daughter for nervous weakness, she is expressing – through repression – her fear of mental instabilities she recognises well.
Yet they are often compelled to linger, firstly to attract the attention of a waiter, and then to wait as a credit card terminal is brought to their table.It is a problem Tom Weaver recognises well.
"The first man recognises me: 'Well, I'll be goddamned!
Western analysis using purified recombinant proteins indicates that the antisera recognises equally well full length SUMO/Pmt3, N-terminally truncated SUMO/Pmt3 (Pmt3-nfl), Pmt3-1, and Pmt3 K to R mutants (Figure S3).
Strachan recognises the shortcomings well enough.
It is a point that Wapshott well recognises.
It's a symptom Dr Victoria Galbraith, counselling psychologist, recognises only too well.
The strength of the female audience is something Hollywood recognises all too well after the success of early-2013 releasuchsuch as Identity Thief, and once again women turned out to good effect at the weekend, driving Halle Berry thriller The Call to an impressive $17.1m No 2 debut.
This framework explicitly recognises that "the well-being of the individual is predicated on the well-being of the immediate family, which, in turn, is contingent upon community and societal conditions[ 21, 22].
A spokeswoman said: "This is a long-overdue change which recognises that fathers as well as mothers can care for their baby.
A restaurateur who pays out of their own pocket for decent food for the staff proves their commitment to eating well, and recognises that a good restaurant exists for more than profit.
