recognise造句

I don't recognise her any longer.

Antibodies help the body to recognise and fight off germs.

They not only recognise the importance of profits and incentives.

However, forcing Banks to recognise losses would erode their capital.

Also, you may recognise the solar panels and the large radiators.

In meditation we use them (real concepts) as labels to help us recognise realities.

These machines are getting better and better, better able to recognise more accents and variations.

They shot him so badly that his mother could not recognise him.

Parents need to teach their children how to recognise and deal with abusers online.

Lu zufu has a deep understanding of the background of Chinese society and recognise the true colors of Beibei.

But the government appears to recognise that domestic support is not enough and that the trials will need more time.

But even that is not all bad: it suggests the bullies are starting to recognise the councils' power.

Little can the suffering soul recognise, in the climax of its affliction, the dawn of its deliverance.

But while we hope and work for the best, we must also recognise that powerful forces oppose this future.

It will gather further support on that basis, because people recognise that Mr MacAskill upheld the due process of Scots law in difficult circumstances.

Their intention was to encourage those patient's immune systems to attack the tumours by training them to recognise the signs of active cytomegalovirus infection.

One idea was that it might then propose to recognise Kosovo in exchange for formal control over the Serbian-run north of the country.

"She passed on with her aged stateliness, but often turning back her head and smiling at him, like one willing to recognise a secret intimacy of connection."

It was to the individual that he addressed himself, for it is as individuals that we recognise truth, and as individuals that we read.

He doesn't send plagues of flies or frogs, of darkness or distress, but he does allow suffering and hardship in order to break down the will of a person who has refused to recognise his Lordship.

Many think that, in the long run, Serbia will be forced to recognise the new Kosovo's territorial integrity as the price it has to pay to join the EU.

Both the strength and continued value of Snow's analysis lies in his advocacy that all societies, both rich and poor, should recognise and accept science as an important strand of their culture.

Historians of the financial markets will recognise that what the SIVs and some hedge funds were doing was, at heart, the oldest game in the business: borrowing short and lending long.

I didn't really know him too well. We would only ever say hello to each other. Just like you would with anyone you recognise, but we didn't have any kind of relationship with him.

Perhaps, perhaps, when you receive this legacy you will call to me; and for the first time i shall be unfaithful to you, for i shall not hear you in the sleep of death. Neither picture nor token do i leave you, just as you left me nothing, for never will you recognise me now.

When i felt this penetrating glance, this exploration of my whole being, i could not but fancy that the spell of your blindness would at last be broken. “He will recognise me! He will recognise me!”My soul trembled with expectation. 我感到你的目光一直进入进入我的身体，在里面探索、感觉、吮吸着我整个的生命，这时我相信，盲人终于重见光明。他要认出我来了，他要认出我来了！这个念头使我整个灵魂都颤抖起来。

I wanted to meet you; i wanted you to recognise me after all these weary years, to notice me, to love me. 我一心只想遇见你，我在找你，经过这些好不容易熬过来的岁月，我希望你认出我是谁，希望你注意我，希望为你所爱。