Sentence examples for totally recognise from inspiring English sources
During the World Cup, he declared that "France does not totally recognise itself" in its mostly-black team.
I don't totally recognise the characterisation of inscrutable, but it's possible I kept people at arm's length a bit".
After doing some lengthy research into good newsletters to subscribe to that would save me time when setting up my own business, I decided that the majority of what was available simply regurgitated websites, contained little original content and provided no value to the reader beyond not typing in a URL (although I totally recognise that sometimes this is enough).
"In the end I totally recognise the methodology is simplistic and rough," says Motzenbecker.
"Most of all we must recognise that our understanding of sepsis across the NHS is totally inadequate," he said.
"I recognise this is totally psychologically revealing of me more than of her".
It said: "It is a monstrous disgrace that this Lawrence woman, who is no friend of Great Britain, and who is totally without merit, should be recognised like this or in any other way.
"Debt cancellation has always been part of Britain's official development assistance and related aid targets, and is totally consistent with the internationally recognised definition of aid monitored by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development," he said in a statement.
She added that on many occasions "the Brazilian government did not agree totally with Chavez" but always recognised him "as a great leader" and regarded him as "a friend of Brazil and the Brazilian people".
