Sentence examples for to recognise a from inspiring English sources

Not only that we refuse to recognise a Jewish state.

Would we fail to recognise a man so many had come to know and love?

I think it's important to recognise a contradiction in warnings about the rise of state capitalism.

" The prize was launched to recognise a living author who has contributed significantly to world literature.

Over the years, my siblings and I learned to recognise a few words.

Europe must make clear it will refuse to recognise a far-right president in Vienna.

A senior official said Fabius's threat to recognise a Palestine state was counter-productive.

It was, at very best, a myopic refusal to recognise a constant of military conflict.

They provide a "memory" for the website, enabling it to recognise a user.

"I want people to be able to recognise a Wan-Whannell film," beams Whannell.

There were books to let you learn to recognise a cow.