Sentence examples for I recognise from from inspiring English sources

There's a sense of inseparableness of body, spirit and landscape that I recognise from my own grandmothers.

I recognise from that that there are standards in the British press that are important and they should be applauded, congratulated and respected for that.

Osborne has the bullish machismo of the heavy crisps consumer, which I recognise from my own similarly transparent denials of crisps dependence.

At one level, this is harmless small-town banter and rivalry, the kind I recognise from having grown up on the Lancashire-Yorkshire border.

It diffuses a balefully nourishing smell of stewed onion, a smell I recognise from other houses, where people do things properly.

Some songs I recognise from hearing them on the radio years ago, yet only now can I match those snatches of song to an artist and album.

An insurgent who I recognised from my village convinced me to accept Islam lest I should be killed.

In the Hampton pool I said hello to a woman whom I recognised from Brockwell lido the week before.

We passed the house of the superintendent of police (SP), which I recognised from my last visit.

Nevertheless, its denizens wore the same expressions of hollow-eyed stupefaction that I recognised from Kenya: beyond hoping, beyond despair.

Since the riots Willmott has looked through hours of CCTV footage: "I dreaded seeing anyone I recognised from here, and if I had there would have been no mercy".