Sentence examples for recognising as from inspiring English sources

Even as we laugh at their ridiculousness, we feel compassion, perceiving that they, too, were children once, like the child Winnie is now; and recognising, as well, how ridiculous our adult selves might appear to the child we all once were.

I'll aim to keep my cool and professionalism, recognising as I do that buying a house is just another business deal.

Most left-liberals have no difficulty in recognising as "companheiros" President Lula in Brazil or President Bachelet in Chile, both of whom were imprisoned by their respective dictatorships.

It possesses the magical accessories of the Elizabethan magus John Dee and a bronze Mesopotamian demon that fans of The Exorcist will have no trouble recognising as Pazuzu.

This can only be achieved with the support of ordinary British voters who act on what election experts are recognising as a trend away from the "big" parties, towards parties that actually seem to campaign on issues that affect people.

She returns again and again to the need for the psychoanalyst to be a "participant observer" – recognising as best he can what is going on in his patient, in himself, and between the two of them.

Coleman recognised as much.

Benítez will recognise as much.

It's widely recognised as successful".

"I don't get recognised as much.

It just required a little faith to recognise as much.