Sentence examples for can barely recognise from inspiring English sources

A friend who has visited every year since 1978 warned me, "Now is the time to go, the place is changing so quickly I can barely recognise it".

Perhaps the passenger had looked a bit like Greg Clark, the new communities minister, a man so nondescript he can barely recognise himself, and the police had let it in by mistake.

The programme's lead character, the vice president (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), can barely recognise anything mentioned in her book, which was written by a campaign aide and which she hasn't read.

They're emblematic of our approach to cooking: fresh, seasonal, top-quality, and not so messed about with that you can barely recognise the raw ingredients that went into making them.

The bug fix Trello is completely out of hand because I need to develop a voice-activated system that responds to every single one of the accents in this place – even that English guy who sounds like someone drowning James Bond – and it can barely recognise "lights on".

One can hardly recognise those slums today.

When O'Connor arrives, I barely recognise her.

These days I barely recognise the care industry.

The images it made she could barely recognise.

They have not grown up bombarded with advertising and barely recognise even famous brands.

Yet eight years later, I barely recognise him.