Sentence examples for recognising others from inspiring English sources

Shawcross herself seems fully alive to this, observing in a recent interview that cycling policy should not only be about servicing the existing (and rather narrow) commuter and otherwise committed cyclist demographic but properly recognising others' interests too.

While this is not what we would have predicted, it seems to support our argument, suggesting that recognising others as similar to ourselves in the absence of any evidence that they are part of some unique group can make us believe they are close without our necessarily liking them more.

Even though it's recognising other artforms.

The next advance will be recognising other problems as equally important.

HT1080 human fibrosarcoma cells specifically adhered to pentameric E-cadherin, and this adhesion was inhibited by anti-functional monoclonal antibodies directed against the integrin α2 and β1 subunits, but not by a series of antibodies recognising other subunits.

Recognising other professional activities.

He recognised others from Gaza, including many families.

There's nothing wrong with Rachel's sight, yet she struggles to recognise others.

These tunes are clan songs, which help you recognise others, and memories that help you know who you are.

Each hyena uses sounds, smells and visual cues to recognise others in their clan.

Some we may not recognise; others are more obvious to us.