Sentence examples for that she recognised from inspiring English sources

It was Thatcher who told him that she recognised marriages might end but that parental responsibilities did not.

It was Thatcher who told him that she recognised marriages might end but parental responsibilities do not.

In her first newspaper interview since winning the election, Ms Yingluck told The Independent and another international publication that she recognised the high expectations she now faced.

The cupboard light was off but, Bishop said, Ncube saw a man "who she thought was standing behind a pillar or a pole" that she recognised as Bennell.

'They just kept coming at me, what can I say?' It was at this stage, she says, that she recognised she had a gift for comedy.

She went on to say that the RAF should be proud of its achievements in Iraq and Afghanistan but that she recognised these often came at a cost to personnel and their families.

For that to happen, she recognised that the arts needed to be embedded in the education system, that they had to be valued as highly as any other industry, that it was crucial that the population had equality of access to the arts wherever they lived, that new ventures needed to be supported as much as established institutions, and that participation was essential.

The home secretary stressed that in reaching her decision she recognised that the police did not have the right to strike and the particular frontline role and nature of the office of constable.

In an intervention in the Guardian that could increase Labour's rebellion, Mr Osborne wrote: "She recognised that oppositions only advance when they stop blaming the public for their defeat and recognise that some of the arguments made by political opponents should be listened to - just as a previous Conservative opposition realised 15 years ago when it accepted the case for a minimum wage".

Yet, at the same time, she recognised that she was no longer the hot blond bombshell that had 15 minutes of fame in the 1990s.

She recognised that everyone is different, and that each person needed a slightly different approach to their problem.