Sentence examples for I recognise something from inspiring English sources

I recognise something of myself in Angela Merkel's familiar trouser suit.

"When I see her I recognise something in her I would like to be.

I was fragile and, although never suicidal, I recognised something was desperately wrong and I needed to do something fast".

Yet when I saw him for the first time in black and white in those lavender times, I recognised something that I felt in myself, igniting something as yet undefined to me.

It was only on rereading Jane Eyre last year that I recognised something of my own heroine Griet in Girl With a Pearl Earring; she too comes from nothing and quietly stands her ground.

So there are lots of consumables you can put into that category – he talks about junk food and sugar and YouTube – but I recognised something of depressive hedonia in my own use of social media: going on the timeline, scrolling and not knowing what I was looking for.

This humanity is what Hanks looks for in a role: "Even if a story has nothing to do with my life, if I can recognise something of myself in the character and think, 'Oh yeah, that's what I'd do …' yeah, that's what I look for.

And eventually I came to recognise something of my mother's down-to-earthness in myself, or rather an old suspicion of too much up-in-the-airness... WH Auden described Wordsworth as "a person who early in life had an intense experience or series of experiences about inanimate nature, which he spent the rest of his poetical life trying to describe".

I was worried that people would recognise something was not right, so I simply did not appear as often at the training ground.

"When I first saw the video I instantly recognised something about the voice," Leech said.

When Keats wrote 'A thing of beauty is a joy forever' I wonder whether the truth is that we call things beautiful because we recognise something useful in their structures".