Sentence examples for would certainly recognise from inspiring English sources

Those of us unfamiliar with Greengrass's name would certainly recognise his style.

Dahl and Nygaard would certainly recognise it as their progeny, but might also be amazed at how much it has grown up.

Alpha Boomers would certainly recognise the pleasures of "amortality", but there's an important sense in which being over 50 also offers new and different freedoms.

You may not recognise his face, but you'd certainly recognise John Lasseter's work: Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Cars, Ratatouille and Wall-E, to name just some of his writing, directing and producing output.

The Bests would certainly have recognised the almost imperceptible jink that led to Hogg's length of the pitch try against Italy, a score that secured a record Six Nations victory and Scotland's first win in the tournament for two long years.

I think I recognise this in R, but I most certainly recognise it in myself despite not being the alcoholic.

Regardless of whether audiences recognise ELEW's skill, though, they certainly recognise that his style is something they've never seen before.

The emotional reality of this interpretation was certainly recognised in transplantation long ago [ 50].

It is certainly recognised that inflammatory breast cancer is a poor prognostic feature.

Sticking drills into his skull, hanging axes from his tongue and promising to do things with an apple and a chainsaw that the queen almost certainly wouldn't recognise as palace etiquette.

It is never a good idea to send the opposition home with even a crumb of comfort and if the series by all accounts had been met largely with indifference in Australia, then Michael Clarke would certainly not have been slow in recognising the value of winning even these appendages after the sort of disastrous year his side have suffered.