Sentence examples for recognising it as from inspiring English sources

But officialdom is beginning to give hip-hop its blessing, recognising it as an energising force in run-down neighbourhoods.

O'Hare's The Man Behind the Curtain, atop a flash Leeds clothing emporium is equally idiosyncratic, a graffiti'd gallery space masquerading as one-star Michelin dining destination: the superannuated tyre-pushers were unusually on the ball, recognising it as something special in its first year.

The Vatican has announced plans to sign its first treaty with Palestine, two years after recognising it as a state.

On Wednesday the Holy See announced that it was preparing to sign its first treaty with Palestine, two years after officially recognising it as a state.

June 10 Barack frets about the continual comfort I am always willing to offer – recognising it as feeling good, but also chafing against the threat of its impeding a rawer sense of "the struggle"… June 20 Curious this thing in Barack, where he identifies "skipping out" on eg Sohale's dinner, with the taking of different paths.

Mr Bush backed off recognising it as such.

Yet almost all now recognise it as, like climate change, a phenomenon that cannot be ignored.

Attitudes towards family history data reflect its name – people recognise it as involving more than just the individual.

However, they still refuse to recognise it as a nation, seeing the country and its people as prodigal Bulgarians.

Investors already recognise it as the leader.

They never recognise it as such.