Sentence examples for I scarcely recognize from inspiring English sources

That middle-aged man I scarcely recognize in the mirror will still follow cricket, will still cheer India on, but somewhere, somehow, the personal connection has been irreparably broken.

I also felt like I had entered a different type of time capsule, one that brought me face to face with a country I scarcely recognize anymore.

He wrote a few days after that to question why he'd thanked me for a "Poetry Society piece" in which, he said, "I scarcely recognized myself".

I scarcely recognized him in the hallway, sans toque and an old-fashioned chef's tour de cou: he wore just a Henley cotton sweater, jeans, and well-worn chef's shoes.

I know many people who, like myself,have beenlifelong Republicans but scarcely recognize our party today.

His flip phone was so old that his pitying students could scarcely recognize it.

More than a century later, Cobb would scarcely recognize many aspects of today's game.

People take what they have for granted; this ingratitude means they can scarcely recognize the need for change.

Though Anna could scarcely recognize anything in the kitchen visually, she had organized it in such a way that mistakes rarely, if ever, occurred, utilizing a sort of informal classification system instead of a direct perceptual gnosis.

The recipe hit bookstores in 1999, and since then butter-poached lobster has spread from its original home in the Napa Valley to restaurants across the country and as far afield as Vancouver, the Bahamas and London, sometimes in variations that Mr. Keller would scarcely recognize.

But while many young people at the rally listened attentively -- even cheered -- during several hours of Communist proselytizing, the negative reactions of those like Ms. Lysova and Ms. Yegorova revealed the strong generational bias against the party of Lenin, though he would scarcely recognize the party today.