Sentence examples for will never recognise from inspiring English sources

He told Reuters: "We will never recognise Israel.

Serbia has said it will never recognise the country whose inhabitants are overwhelmingly ethnic Albanian.

Like Mr Tadic, he insists that Serbia will never recognise Kosovo, which declared independence in 2008.

"Serbia will never recognise the unilaterally proclaimed independence of Kosovo," Boris Tadic, the president, told reporters in Belgrade.

Mr Barak says he will never recognise the right of return, nor accept "legal or moral responsibility" for the diaspora.

Such people will never recognise inspiration, poetic intuition, or a framed picture, a shot, an idea, a good film, or even cinema itself".

Now we all break this rule sometimes and write about one aspect of a person we know, but people are so multifaceted (a bit like mirror balls) that if you just pick one facet of a person's personality, they'll never recognise themselves.

Of course, if they can't do that, they will never be recognised on an international level".

True, Sebastian Coe has moved seamlessly from being the greatest 800 and 1500 metre runner of perhaps any age to being an effective politician and now the supremo of the London Olympics but, unlike Ali, Coe's face is not (and will never be) recognised everywhere from Detroit to Dhaka or Vancouver to Vientiane.

"This action - the results of the referendum and the attempt to annex a region of Ukraine - will never be recognised by the United States and the international community," spokesman Jay Carney said.

They never recognise it as such.