Sentence examples for try to recognise from inspiring English sources

His 12-year-old son was shot in the head … I try to recognise that you need to take a long view on the optimism and despondency".

Try to recognise the types who treat you this way, and once you've moved on, don't waste time looking back and reflecting on their unjust behaviour.

So try to recognise such messages and acknowledge that you need to plan them in properly (sending a holding reply if necessary).

It's also important to try to recognise your partner's love language: he or she might just be doing the washing, or tidying the kitchen, or shopping, but underlying it is an act of love that should be named and acknowledged.

He says the challenge is to try to recognise the feelings, even if they are unpleasant, without reacting to them in a knee-jerk way.

Then request, politely, that she bring her concerns to you first without copying others on emails, and that she try to recognise what's good about life in your office.

We are trying to recognise the range of issues.

"I'm trying to recognise and excavate what's true" she says, when I call her at her home in Vancouver.

Rather than trying to recognise cursive handwriting, they force users to write one letter at a time; and they are sold as companion devices to desktop PCs, rather than jacks-of-all-trades.

None of the systems worked well in a formal identification mode when shown a face and asked to identify the subject; nor did they work well when trying to recognise a face surreptitiously.

This was our way of trying to recognise that older stereotypes of class don't do the job any more, and to recognise the fragmentation of classes in the middle ranges of society.