Sentence examples for recognize certainly from inspiring English sources

Coe: I think we recognize certainly within the Olympic movement, profoundly since 1972, that security has underpinned everything we've done.

The black life he describes in his many, many plays is something I can recognize, certainly, but surface recognitions don't add up to much in my book, unless they trigger emotional recognitions, which little of Wilson's work does: I see his situations, but don't feel them.

Although the American has recognized, certainly, that even the man next door has many minor traits which make him somewhat peculiar, for some reason he has failed to appreciate how different foreign businessmen and their practices will seem to him.

"Obviously, we recognize fashion certainly impacts people's perceptions and can emphasize good health and empower women in the industry," he said.

"Remember that this is a population that grew up in a culture that didn't recognize and certainly didn't talk about depression," notes Kathleen.

Ms. Tiedemann said she recognized that "certainly there are some sensitivities about potentially arming individuals who might be perceived to some people as being high risk".

The newly recognized alteration "certainly puts a ding in comets' reputation as repositories of primordial solar system material," says meteoriticist Michael Zolensky of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

But it is also the case that here, as in all areas of instructional innovation, the need for effective teacher professional development is greater than generally recognized and certainly greater than is currently available.

That name may sound familiar to some of us, but today it's less recognized than (certainly) John Ford and Alfred Hitchcock, and perhaps even Howard Hawks and George Cukor.

The association of promoter methylation with transcriptional silencing is well recognized and certainly our data demonstrate the same.

Merchants certainly recognize the connection.