Sentence examples for he recognises from from inspiring English sources
Brexit (he's intrigued, particularly by the immigration debate, the flavour of which he recognises from home).
Later, George Michael gets into the exclusive Ealing Club where he meets Rebel, whom he recognises from the remake of Dangerous Cousins (which he and Ann picketed in the second series).
Owen thinks he recognises Dave from jail and tells Chris he's "a fiddler".
Just before we meet he's been busy casting his own sitcom pilot; after he leaves, a gruff middle-aged bloke leans over to me and asks what his name is: he recognises him from TV and it's been driving him mad.
Move ahead once he answers (don't keep smiling looking at his face) and if he recognises you from somewhere and starts talking to you about something, rather anything... Voila!
For Michael is not the only person he recognises as different from every other member of the human race.
Shirokov said: "The only god he recognises is Mr Franklin from the hundred dollar note".
He recognises the threat to humanity from nuclear weapons, and wants to end that threat.
But he recognises the capital's apartness from the rest of the UK.
Gove says he recognises there could be resistance from teaching unions, but claims inspirational headteachers are taking staff with them on the issue.
Judge Posner did, for example, support the break-up of AT&T (although that was a monopoly of a very different kind from Microsoft's); and, unlike some economists from the Chicago School, he recognises the general role of antitrust law.
