Sentence examples for he hardly recognised from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he hardly recognised himself.

He told friends that, when he had finished, he hardly recognised the work as his own.

He was able to picture his own expression as he gazed down at her: quizzical, tender, amused; he hardly recognised himself.

After his family finally tracked him down early last year following a social media campaign, they hardly recognised him, describing him as being a "broken man" who looked far older than his years.

Amongst them, coating with polyethyleneglycol (PEG) [8] or Dextran [13] has been widely used, as these hydrophilic and biocompatible materials not only provide a steric barrier against aggregation, but also make them hardly recognised by the macrophage-monocytic system [14].

He worked round the clock, neglected his family, never took holidays unless you counted hunting trips with another of his inventions, the self-loading Saiga carbine.All of it was done for Russia or, strictly speaking, for the Soviet Union in which he still believed, not the modern country of bandits and nouveaux riches that he could hardly recognise.

Mehboob Geelani wrote of their disillusionment: They find themselves back in a place they hardly recognise, transformed by decades of grinding conflict most of them did not witness.

"He barely recognised me.

But I hardly recognised this school upon my return.

They were hardly recognised as hyenas, they kept their tails well hidden.

And a degree that's hardly recognised by universities outside of Greece.