Sentence examples for things to recognise from inspiring English sources

"We are not all different is one of the most important things to recognise, and on the basis of that we can try to have as great a commonality as we can get.

"It is just an amazing thing to recognise the opportunity we have here," Slye said.

Yet it is one thing to recognise a problem, and quite another to do something about it.

"The first thing to recognise is that life has changed," says Jeremy Todd, chief executive of Family Lives.

Carswell: There will be ferocious debate, but I think the important thing to recognise is there is not the consensus that is often portrayed as existing.

It is one thing to recognise that positive discrimination as a general principle is necessary to clear a way through the encrusted prejudice of generations, quite another to be labelled as its particular beneficiary.

The first thing to recognise is that even when you've hit it big, comedy is an unstable existence: in fact, it might get more unstable the better you are at it.

It was quite a hard thing to recognise if you come from an academic family, but, if I'm honest, it's true.

The Department for Education recently issued a 47-page guidance document on mental health and behaviour in schools, which covers, among other things, how to recognise the signs of mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, self-harm and eating disorders and refer children to the local Camhs service.

To like it is almost the same thing as to recognise it".

The only thing is to recognise it, and then you make the best of it".