Sentence examples for almost recognise from inspiring English sources

We need to almost recognise as a society how massive domestic abuse is".

Although everything seems utterly familiar in its way – we feel that we almost recognise the rather springy step of that anonymous young man who strides away from us, brandishing his baguette – it also seems utterly unfamiliar, almost otherworldly.

From early black-and-white photographs in which she poses as a Hitchcock heroine in unresolved scenes from films we almost recognise, to later works that more violently transfigure her features with monster makeup, Sherman evokes the tales that shape who people become.

Sia Furler is a 38-year-old Australian woman whose name you probably know, whose songs you almost certainly recognise, but whose face you probably don't.

Advertisers almost universally recognise that programmatic can enhance the performance of their advertising.

However grudgingly, though, almost everyone recognised his ability.

It is also almost universally recognised that ways must be found to better legitimate European integration.

Shostakovich's debt to Mahler, his great hero, is almost universally recognised throughout the piece.

The appearance of what was known as "bovine scrapie" was almost immediately recognised as a potential veterinary catastrophe.

The novel was almost universally recognised as a masterpiece, even by Winston Churchill, who told his doctor that he had read it twice.

I remember the looks on people's faces as I came out of the station, and my colleague almost not recognising me.