Sentence examples for which we recognise from inspiring English sources

In the grand scheme of things it is not a great scandal – it's a naive error which we recognise".

Here again we have a theme which we recognise as strangely resembling the all-pervading subject in Dvorak's "Requiem".

They are intended to reflect the wide range of hard-hitting current affairs that the BBC produces, which we recognise can be challenging.

This is an intense kind of self-criticism, in which we recognise the ways in which our private hatefulness is the bedrock of the greater hatefulness of humanity.

Or perhaps we're slowly but surely entering an age, led by the politically correct Tumblr generation, in which we recognise, accept, and are no longer fearful of sexuality.

Now our allies have interests too, and part of those interests are having some force left in Afghanistan, having the use of Afghan facilities, which we recognise also brings much good to Afghanistan.

But it seems we all inhabit a moral realm which we can recognise as such.

Ancient Greek Olympians ate sheep testicles - which we now recognise as a source of testosterone - to improve their athleticism.

We need to develop new rules of engagement on Twitter, in which we can recognise each other – directly, indirectly, respectfully – even when we disagree.

His stroke of genius was to attribute this 3 1 ratio to "dominant" and "recessive" particles in the plants, which we now recognise as dominant and recessive genes.

As Sky realises it's extended as far as it can, the number of subscriptions it can pick up through sport and movies, it's had to commit to finding a whole new type of subscriber, one who's looking for that quality, that high-end production values and scripted ambition that we used to associate with British TV, but which we now recognise in America.