Sentence examples for he recognised them from inspiring English sources

More generally, his son-in-law testifies that Golding specialised in belittling others – if that is, he recognised them at all.

He recognised them as survivors of the encephalitis epidemic that had swept the world from 1916 to 1927, and treated them with a then-experimental drug, L-dopa, which enabled them to recover.

At the door of the Slip Disc, a grubby bar nearby, the two long-haired rock stars were stopped by a bouncer who told them "no hippies allowed" but were taken in by a regular who thought he recognised them, according to Bhatia.

Berlin admired many of the thinkers of the Enlightenment, and explicitly regarded himself as "on their side" (Jahanbegloo 1992, 70); he believed that much of what they had accomplished had been for the good; and, as an empiricist, he recognised them as part of the same philosophical tradition to which he belonged.

The 20-odd Dalziel and Pascoe novels were less than half of Hill's output but he long recognised them as his "bankers".

As a young boy, he was intrigued by their collection of dance records andhe recognised them by their labels before he could read.

I recognised them from the boat.

I recognised them as company execs.

But I recognised them instantly.

Long's walks are often feats of endurance, though he does not recognise them as such.

He didn't recognise them and seemed more interested in playing with two discarded water bottle lids.