Sentence examples for recognising this kind from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, I've started recognising this kind of behaviour for what it is: privilege-checking as a form of internet sport.

But Mohammed Soudan, a spokesman for the Brotherhood's political wing, said most people were boycotting the vote, adding: "This is a message that we are not recognising this kind of new power".

People recognise this kind of courage instantly.

Many women would recognise this kind of behaviour as a form of "cheeky chappie chauvinism", where some men style themselves as wicked, naughty, devilish, refusing to be tamed, not playing by the rules (or whatever they tell themselves as they're squirting on the Lynx).

I recognised this kind of ammunition from other warzones.

Some councils in Wales are recognising this.

I can still recognise the kind of wild and breathless delight when we reached our favourite line: "I only went with her, cos she looked like you".

We all recognise that kind of twitch; the instinctive check of the mobile phone (each of us does that every six minutes throughout the day, on average), the trouble concentrating for an entire film, or for a whole book.

Michael Wilmott, founder of edutech startup Knodium, notes that traditional software solutions sold by big vendors are usually bought in by university procurement teams who are not necessarily the end user, and therefore might not recognise the kind of problems students and academics need help in solving.

"I don't want this to be used as a political football and in the letter that I wrote to the first minister nearly four months ago I made the point that I felt this was a Labour issue and it was an opportunity for Labour to speak out, for Labour to show that we recognise the kind of things that Francis recognised.

Indeed, it is the very act of doing this that leads one to recognise these kinds of complex problems as problems of systems or network biology (Alon 2006; Klipp et al. 2005; Palsson 2006).