Sentence examples for I recognised immediately from inspiring English sources

Wyndham's use of misdirection, subtext, irony and ambiguity I recognised immediately.

I recognised immediately that she was different to the rest of us - posher, more confident.

I recognised immediately a kindred spirit: English, literary, eccentric, yet driven by a poetic dæmon to seek out new lands, both internal and external.

"We walked down Unter den Linden, the trees atwinkle with white holiday lights, and past the regally lit Brandenburg Gate … then turned left before arriving at a sea of upright concrete slabs, which I recognised immediately as the new Holocaust memorial".

I'd heard the Sex Pistols and recognised immediately that their music was born of essentially working-class anger and frustration, and that in itself was empowering.

"I came out the gate and began getting recognised immediately.

The strategic importance of the atomic bomb was recognised immediately.

Co-curator John Wells said the importance of Waterloo was recognised immediately and by subsequent generations, with the poets Byron and Tennyson describing it as "an earthquake".

It was recognised immediately that the sterile environment had been compromised: Carter's chemist found "air-infections" the day after they broke in.

It recognised immediately that America is involved in a new sort of war that will demand sustained effort and not just a spectacular display of firepower.

For Brightpoint, AIG provided an insurance policy that was essentially a loan, enabling it to spread over several years a loss that should have been recognised immediately.