Sentence examples for truly recognise from inspiring English sources

Ironically it took a league-wide fan boycott for FFA to truly recognise that they are.

But by 2 million years ago, a new species of Homo appeared - the first species we would truly recognise as human.

"They are in a system that doesn't truly recognise them and their culture and values – so they try and numb themselves".

To truly recognise NCDs as diseases of poverty (5) will require action on the societal determinants of health that create inequities – avoiding the drift to individualistic strategies when ones that tackle the structural drivers are necessary.

Even Jurgen Klopp has admitted he had his doubts, so I refuse to believe the only man who truly recognised Salah's talents was 23-year-old Keith from Kettering.

Serkis may have to accept that his career-defining performances will only truly be recognised as the technology becomes more commonplace, and awards bodies have a context within which to place his acting.

That indicates thay Huddle is shaping up to be a truly internationally recognised startup – something that doesn't happen often enough in the UK.

"The real challenge to tackling the lack of BME diversity at the top is whether or not we truly value it, recognise the real need for it and are prepared to champion a commitment to it at every level of management and leadership," she adds.

David Cameron, prime minister The Guardian Public Services Awards recognise the truly exceptional people and organisations whose outstanding work is transforming our public services.

We recognise that truly open government does not just come through episodic data releases, important though they are.

"We say again today that we are truly sorry … We recognise for many that the sorrow remains and we should all pause and reflect as we remember those who lost their lives".