Sentence examples for when one recognises from inspiring English sources

Elements of its (in activity that are seen as paradoxical [ 1139] are in fact easily explained when one recognises that it is the combination of free iron with H2O2 that is especially damaging.

The seemingly counterproductive promotion of the biosecurity "perils" associated with synthetic biology by some of its most fervent advocates can however be understood when one recognises how it serves to sustain a particular vision of the "promises" of the field, which are both founded on particular portrayals of "de-skilling" and the "engineering of biology".

That's when the Muhly one recognises from his previous orchestral and vocal works snaps into focus; but they are fleeting moments in what is, alas, a plodding and amorphous work.

"With a wig on, no one recognises me on the Metro," she said.

"No one recognises me on the street ever," she says.

Radio is showing off, but no one recognises you on the bus.

"We have placed her photo in the paper and on Kawish Television News so many times, but no one recognises her".

Not when you're filthy rich, surprisingly polished for a girl who grew up in a juvenile detention centre and, um, no one recognises you despite knowing you as a child.

One recognises it, senses it, certainly.

No one recognises you … except for the mutt, that is.

"No one recognises [this is happening]," the source said.