Sentence examples for to recognise anything from inspiring English sources

Kant declared that "there can be no rule according to which anyone is to be forced to recognise anything as beautiful".

In a recent test it even did a little better than humans.Picture perfectGiven the briefest of glances at a picture, most people believe they have not had time to recognise anything in it at all.

I don't think there is any particular reason for this in all honesty, perhaps I was too engrossed in my Harry Potter audiobooks to recognise anything else, particularly children's literature - which I feel that now, aged 18 years old, I am finally catching up on!

Watching it filter through the glass skyscrapers, I feel I am entering a forest of mirrors, struggling to recognise anything of the city I last visited 15 years ago.

"It's very sunny on the show but it always rains here, I've noticed," one British tourist said to another as we all walked politely around the set, straining to recognise anything familiar from the show.

Did you recognise anything special about 14/5/2002?

"We don't recognise anything that comes out of it".

And I didn't recognise anything about the ballet Swan Lake.

I remember early on in my bulletproof life, waking up one night in the barracks, it was dark and I didn't recognise anything.

The programme's lead character, the vice president (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), can barely recognise anything mentioned in her book, which was written by a campaign aide and which she hasn't read.

Populists' political competitors and critics are inevitably condemned as part of the immoral, corrupt elite, or so populists say when running for office; once in government, they will not recognise anything such as a legitimate opposition.