Sentence examples for but I recognised it from inspiring English sources

"This was the first time I had heard his voice for 24 years, but I recognised it.

Of course this was rather a colonial position to take, but I recognised it was one of the few ways that we, as South Americans, could still compete.

"Anthony would have aestheticised our friendship as a meeting of minds, but I recognised it for what it was: a lifeline". When Bruno switches the narrative to "Now", he tells us that he has evolved into "a podgy, gay civil servant" in his 30s, living alone in London, pursuing a loveless, hopeless and fairly pointless existence.

It's crazy the sacrifices you have to live by but I recognised it was my life brand". Bailey, incidentally, believes Gay and Powell "have been stupid rather than cynical" and is just as emphatic when asked if anyone can beat Bolt on Sunday night.

His landscape wasn't welcoming either, but I recognised it: cold sea, cold sky, long lanes, rain and manure, ugly chapels, small men with dark faces, swifts winnowing the air, poor farmers on their tractors, sailors caned by brine, the scent of hay like incense through an open window, the immensity of the broad sky.

I fully support this, but I recognise it is going to be a fight to get through the FA council.

My dumb analogy and this is stupid, but I recognise it is is that I recognise myself as an octopus.

Not excitable teenage girls, but a middle-aged Scotsman: "I was being kept awake by music from a party the other night," he says, "but then I recognised it was your music and I thought, 'I can't complain about that'.

I recognised it as an archetypal form, but not one in the common lexicon of archetypes.

I recognised it in my bones".

But I recognise I'm not particularly good at it, so I go to people who are good at it.