Sentence examples for feel I recognise from inspiring English sources

She seemed to me to be a very three-dimensional depiction of a woman over 40 in the workplace, and it's very rare to see women over the age of 40 on television that I feel I recognise.

I do miss the way I used to look … I don't feel like I recognise myself when I look in the mirror.

I feel I would recognise the people who made them, and with an able translator, understand their stories, perhaps even their jokes.

He has lost weight and it may not be him, but I felt like I recognised his voice".

Curiously, three of the games that most feel like the 1970s I recognise aren't even set in the decade, and were released some time apart from each other.

"I seem to be walking in a world I recognise but don't feel".

The ringleader is a woman I feel I ought to recognise but don't, who promises the Mauvais Philippe that she definitely, definitely has William of Orange on her side.

Oh yeah..........yeah, yeah part of me felt well, because I recognised this then maybe I'm not like them, but when you realised that they all felt like that in somebody else's eyes you were just one of them.

XG: I didn't plan that, and I don't feel I'm that recognised.

Yet when I saw him for the first time in black and white in those lavender times, I recognised something that I felt in myself, igniting something as yet undefined to me.

"I feel recognised somehow because before they would not even recognize me as a midwife, in the community.