Sentence examples for was recognising from inspiring English sources
verb
To match something or someone which one currently perceives to a memory of some previous encounter with the same entity.
Algeria announced last week that it was recognising the NTC.
On Sunday, Jimmy Anderson had suggested that a key to bowling was recognising the conditions early and changing plans quickly.
"It was recognising the hardship and trying to find joy in the things that are around you," Rateliff says.
Except it wasn't simply the sense of a job well done that the standing ovation she got was recognising.
Lewis' strength was recognising that anywhere can be remarkable if the story is good enough - that there is no such thing as normal.
Perhaps Mr Yeltsin was recognising such things when he said in a four-minute recorded speech on Monday that "the resignation of the government does not mean a change in our political course".
I was recognised yesterday.
"In the process my ability was recognised.
Its hereditary character was recognised in 1965.
Cholera was recognised by 88%.
Caring was recognised as challenging.
