Examples of 'he recognises' in a sentence
Meaning of "he recognises"
The phrase 'he recognizes' indicates that a certain person acknowledges, identifies, or realizes something or someone. It implies a cognitive understanding or a sense of familiarity with a particular object, situation, or person. This phrase can be used to describe someone's ability to perceive or remember something from past experiences, or to highlight their acknowledgment of someone's achievements, contributions, or qualities
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I can not help it if he recognises my superior talents.
He recognises the truth and is content with it.
But is not concerned because he recognises him.
He recognises the back gate to the house.
He sees detail and he recognises opportunity.
He recognises the good work which has been done.
I will ask him if he recognises him.
He recognises a profound transformation in his state of consciousness.
Jimmy arrives in the village and he recognises her.
He recognises that the absence of records was unacceptable.
If the incentive to justify himself occurs he recognises it as a temptation to be avoided.
He recognises its possibilities which is very good.
Nothing to fear now as he recognises the voices at the door.
He recognises that he is being treated with the same ruthlessness.
I truly believe that he recognises that she is not here.
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He recognises him in their next meeting.
Get there before he recognises me.
He recognises her and expresses joy at her appearance.
But let us see if he recognises me.
He recognises the need for change.
As long as he recognises you.
He recognises having bungled the termination of your contact.
At least he recognises this.
He recognises the problems extremely well.
Show them to that traffic cop and see if he recognises her.
Yet he recognises him in the afterlife.
I came to support a man who toils because he recognises a fellow innocent.
I pray he recognises you as his son.
Winston there is gonna come along and see if he recognises any of them.
He recognises me and says a big hello.
I think he recognises me.
He recognises this because of his knowledge of the stars.
He sees the approaching phantom who he recognises as Amina.
He recognises and attacks it straight away.
He is murdered by Kalliovski after he lets it slip that he recognises him.
He recognises the struggles that disruptors can face.
Coming towards him in another wheelchair is a girl that he recognises as Suiren.
So he recognises the difficulties that the network faces.
Obama is a realist in the sense that he recognises the limits of US military power.
He recognises the laws of the state.
Because I am only a threat if he recognises civilian authority.
He recognises eight principal groups.
He is sitting with his family and I see he recognises me.
He recognises the conflict of visionary and objective approaches to design.
To see if he recognises Grandma.
He recognises his own limitations and knows when to stop.
Ask Mr Wong if he recognises this.
He recognises the young bureaucrat as a good man to get on side.
A person does not create a person, he recognises him.
Yes and he recognises me too.
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I can not help it if he recognises my superior talents
Recognises defective screws and damaged threads
The community also recognises that obligation
