Sentence examples for I recognised in from inspiring English sources

The brightest moments for me came when I recognised in applicants the traits that were unique to the school, but common to its students.

I didn't know what that meant, exactly, but I recognised in the way that my mother said: "Girl of the Year indeed!" that what was being celebrated, what I was being left out of, was, from a certain perspective, worthless.

She responded to a pitch of intensity in both the director and her character, connecting with ideas she had already had about playing an alcoholic, to do with capturing "the kind of inventiveness and imagination and energy and courage and va-va-voom that I recognised in all the drunks I've known".

Whatever it was that I recognised in her, or she in me, I am sure that it had something to do with her curiosity and fascination around issues of belonging, a preoccupation that was fed by her two years in Japan.

After reading his memoir Dreams from My Father in the last months of 2006, I recognised in Obama a man of extraordinary qualities and on the day he declared his candidacy for president of America I joined my lot with his, believing that the presidency of such a man might enable the United States to unstick itself and even transcend the mire into which it had descended.

Robin Williams projected an effervescent madness this rapidity and obsessiveness that even as a five-year-old I recognised in myself.

Here are protagonists I recognise in a paranormal thriller.

JT: A fairly orthodox one, but not one I recognise in the present Church of England.

My son has an eclectic attitude towards food, which I recognise in myself.

You think, "Is that how I really look?" But the more I looked at this portrait, the more I saw things I recognise in myself.

"I recognise in taking this step that people will wish to be assured GIB will nevertheless continue to invest in green sectors as parliament envisaged," he said.