I recognize, of course, that my heart is not literally stuck inside a paper shredder.
I recognize, of course, that it's how baseball awards work though.
But Mr. Ozzie and his colleagues at Microsoft recognize, of course, that very little in the technology universe ever stays the same.
The framers recognized, of course, that a candidate's religion (or lack thereof) would enter political debate, and they were prohibiting only a formal test for taking office.
I recognize, of course, that what I have outlined above constitutes advocacy of a continued, indeed increased, American leadership role in the Balkans, in partnership with our NATO allies.
When she turned, he saw that she wore a baseball cap with the insignia "Hic et ubique terrarum," which M. Strauss-Kahn recognized, of course, as the motto of the Sorbonne.
In pointing out that we could be doing much more about unemployment, I recognize, of course, the political obstacles to actually pursuing any of the policies that might work.
The connection between animal abuse and other criminal behaviors was recognized, of course, long before the evolution of the social sciences and institutions with which we now address such behaviors.
Those of us who are campaigning on the premise that the first act necessary to end the violence is to eliminate fighting from the game recognize, of course, that it isn't the fighting alone that causes most of the damage, or even the ugliness.
"We recognize, of course, that no systems can be completely invulnerable, but by working together we can mitigate some of the risks," said a spokesman for the Cabinet Office in London, who asked not to be identified as a matter of government policy.
