Sentence examples for recognising that she from inspiring English sources

Recognising that she was academically gifted, the school awarded Moesha a 110% scholarship when she was 13.

But since Bhya has been integrated back into school and has relearned mobility and orientation, they have regained their friendships, recognising that she is, after all, the same girl she was before.

You cannot listen to mental health campaigner Natasha Devon – sacked last week from her role as a mental health champion for being too vocal, articulate and daring to criticise government policy on testing in schools – without recognising that she is addressing a social reality.

She was born pale and floppy at birth, but there was a delay in recognising that she was seriously ill.

Recognising that she was not going to be a success on the stage, David worked for a while as a junior assistant at the fashion House of Worth, but she found the subservience of retail work irksome.

"I would like to be able to put Effin on my profile page and so would many other Effin people around the world to proudly say that they are from Effin, Co Limerick, but it won't recognise that," she said.

Recognising that, as she tells Jerome, "Camille will never be safe anywhere", Claire does the only thing she feels she can do and follows her into the darkness.

So I think these [Portuguese] officers also recognised that," she said.

Among those to recognise that she was doing something a bit special was Jeanette Winterson.

Yeats was slow to recognise that she had talent as a writer.

After all, the reason she embarked on the project with Brook was because she recognised that she herself needed help.