Sentence examples for sensibly recognised from inspiring English sources
Like his predecessor, Mr Obama has sensibly recognised Brazil's new stature as South America's leading power.In this section A glimmer of hope?
The festival still operated a zero policy approach on its gates, but sensibly recognised the fact that once people have managed to smuggle their drugs in, they're going to take them, and so should be looked after in the best possible way.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission said the supreme court judges had "sensibly recognised" that people should not be haunted forever by minor childhood offences.
The Clintonites sensibly recognise that many big things in life, such as economic globalisation and technological advance, cannot be resisted by laws or other means, so they might as well be welcomed.
Rightmove's housing market analyst, Miles Shipside, said: "Those looking to market their property as Christmas gets closer often have a greater sense of urgency to find a buyer and sensibly recognise that trimming their asking price will provide an incentive to potential buyers more focused on seasonal Christmas trimmings.
The former was the first luxury brand to live stream a catwalk show to a global, public audience, and has since been recognised as a global leader when it comes to sensibly embracing technology and innovation.
Hughes immediately recognised the value of the sensational revelations to his campaign, but sensibly sought from Keith "very urgent" proof of their veracity.
I was recognised yesterday.
They recognised Orsonjit immediately.
