Sentence examples for because you recognise from inspiring English sources

You may not like her, but you can't look away because you recognise a little sliver of yourself in her.

Read more here Julia Davis's excruciating campsite comedy about relationships and middle age will make you laugh, squirm and shudder – perhaps because you recognise some of it from your own life.

For these people were a special bunch: the sort of class you remember because you could recognise their potential; the sort of students who make the job worthwhile – the reason you came into teaching.

Emulate this IRL by hurling a drink in a potential mate's face, pushing them in front of a tram, or telling them you thought you recognised them because you fucked their mum and/or dad.

If you don't make much money with your work and you get nominated, it's like you're being recognised finally, because you're not recognised by the market.

"You can make an enquiry of their accountancy department and as soon as you've got a name and email address you can send an email with an attachment, which they open because they recognise you," he says.

"And meeting someone new in a bar is hard because you won't recognise them, so I tend not to bother".

'I can only re-examine it with a kind of curiosity about the person who felt the need to do that work at that time, because you don't recognise yourself.' He does, however, own up to one bad decision 'which I don't regret because the experience was probably one I learnt from.

When he saw Victoria he said "this is very good work because I cannot recognise you in this role.

This was important to the process of deradicalisation, she went on, because "if you don't recognise your own suffering, you're not going to recognise that of others".

If you just about recognise him, that's probably because you do just about recognise him.