Sentence examples for recognises with from inspiring English sources

Instead, a universal agenda recognises, with a bit more modesty, that we face a lot of the same problems.

From a photograph in the paper Bailey recognises with horror two overweight dog walkers he sees regularly, who have just been arrested for the murder of their child.

And the new definition of CSR from the European Commission recognises with admirable clarity that the responsibility of a business is co-extensive with the results of its actions.

Making Lok the puzzled interpreter of what is going on was a master-stroke; the reader recognises with dismay the human characteristics and behaviour of the newcomers, while empathising entirely with Lok's bewilderment.

But he recognises, with amusement, the accuracy of one critic (Paul Taylor in the Independent) recently reaching for Dr Johnson to describe the nature of his career: that while Mark Rylance, for instance, is like Shakespeare, a protean shape-shifter, Beale "is more like Milton, who turns everything into the struggle of being Milton".

Previous studies have indicated that the rate of antibody-MUC1 internalisation may be dependent on the specific epitope that the antibody recognises, with an 'RPAP'-specific antibody internalising more rapidly than an 'APDTR'-specific antibody (Pietersz et al, 1997).

"Everyone recognises that, with clubs coming into the Championship with a first-season £23m parachute payment, something has to be done".

"He only recognises art with his wallet... he believes he can affect art values with buying power, and he still believes he can do it".

But it recognises that with a £54,000 price tag it's not for the mass market.

The award recognises projects "with an inspiring and innovative approach" that have shown positive results in protecting rhino populations.

You can't watch No Offence and not be reminded of his talent – let's hope Channel 4 also recognises it with a second series.