Sentence examples for recognising them as from inspiring English sources

For the people of Murrawarri, this resounding silence was tantamount to recognising them as an independent nation.

There are children we punish as perpetrators when we should be recognising them as victims and funding ­support for them.

Mr Clarke was right – and recognising them as clowns, instead of aping Ukip's polices, will consign Mr Bloom and co to the comedy circuit.

Obviously, cancers aren't infections – unlike bacteria and viruses, they develop from our own cells, posing a big challenge for our immune system in recognising them as harmful.

Elsewhere, though, in lands where rocks bore the fossils of dinosaurs, ancient peoples were perfectly capable of recognising them as the remains of non-human creatures.

"IF WE stop thinking of the poor as victims or as a burden and start recognising them as resilient and creative entrepreneurs and value-conscious consumers, a whole new world of opportunity will open up".

Analysis of the brain imaging data revealed that regions of the medial temporal lobes were more active when the volunteers recalled objects than when they recognised them as familiar.

I recognised them as company execs.

Ukraine recognised them as an ethnic minority only in 2007.

When emergency workers arrived, Palomino recognised them as her colleagues.

We don't refer to them as "criminals", we recognise them as being children in need.