Sentence examples for whom recognise from inspiring English sources

Adrian Barnett, an associate professor in the health faculty, said the university had "listened to the concerns of students and staff, many of whom recognise climate change as the key issue of the 21st century".

The provinces in some cases use different treatment protocols and this confuses not only the patients, most of whom recognise their medication by its physical appearance rather than generic names, but also providers, who feel overwhelmed by such scenarios as indicated by two nurses in rural settings.

Young, a winger, is not the only one of the United squad for whom recognised positions have become foreign.

Overwhelmed regional governments in Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, none of whom recognised the UN's refugee convention, adopted a policy of pushing back boats.

There it had been, his for the miraculous taking.Neglected for much of the 19th century, Clare was rehabilitated by a succession of fellow poets and poet/editors, including Edmund Blunden, Edward Thomas and Geoffrey Grigson, all of whom recognised the virtues of such a close and passionate love for the particular.

Whom we recognise says a lot about where our values have gone astray.

While her Mystic co-star Julia Roberts went on to megastardom, Taylor is that actress whom you recognise but whose name you can't recall.

A doubt nags that the standard of our play doesn't quite match up to the grandeur of our surroundings.We arrive at the ground at half past one o'clock and immediately get down to the serious business of the day a tasty buffet luncheon with our opponents, all of whom we recognise from years gone by.

Most of this was divided equally between the 14 children (by various mothers) whom he recognised as his.

No one exchanged memories, though there were those there whom I recognised who would have had them.

"I... uh... haven't made up my mind yet," said a man in a beige jacket whom nobody recognised.