Sentence examples for something to recognise from inspiring English sources
She told the BBC: "If we were out of the European Union with tariffs on exporting goods into the EU, there'd have to be something to recognise that between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
For his new friends, Ethan's authenticity is regenerative: it gives them something to recognise, something around which to organise themselves, and it is in this constellation that they remain as the years progress.
"We were hardly surprised to see very few women on the shortlist for the Press Awards," said Robyn Vinter, one of the organisers of Words By Women, "but rather than – or at least as well as – rolling our eyes, we decided to do something to recognise the brilliant work women journalists are doing".
I've caught myself often in that spiral – email, Instagram, Twitter, messages, email, refresh, refresh – and the sadder or more tired I am, the longer I click onwards, waiting for something or somebody to recognise I'm there, something to prove I'm not alone.
Yet he contains within himself something we have to recognise in ourselves.
It made it something people had to recognise, acknowledge and accept.
We felt to mark 10 years, we should do something more formal to recognise best practice, so we will be launching a Living Wage Mark, and setting up a new foundation which will manage it.
I guess I'm representing an important arts institution, but there's also a great informality about the Southbank Centre, which is something we like to recognise as well.
Criminologist Dr Jennifer Fleetwood suggests that this is because "people feel very vengeful towards drug traffickers" without completely understanding who they are – something "we need to recognise".
That's something we're missing here, where people might look at you and ask: "Who are you, what can you do?" The pursuit of equality is something to be recognised in my work too.
"Viewers have to recognise something from their own lives before they'll accept something new," says Johnston.
