Sentence examples for he still recognised from inspiring English sources

"He still recognised my mother when he was ill.

Even when installed in the high-minded citadel of Harvard he still recognised that their time together provided "the happiest moments of my present life" compared with which "the rest of the civilised life here" was nothing.

He was still recognised as "the voice of industrial common sense" on television and radio; he became chairman of Vickers Ltd, and of Johnson Matthey Ltd, as well as a director of Trust House Forte and a string of others.

Froud says he is still recognised by fans three decades later.

He could still make hits, like One Piece At A Time or Ghost Riders In The Sky, but while he had been capable of making tosh such as The Holy Land (1970), he could still recognise that the stuff being peddled as "country" music was too middle of the road for a veteran of the hard-rockin' Sun years like himself.

He still gets recognised a bit, however, particularly if he's "wearing the old white shirt and suit".

Now what I do when I'm unbelievably broke and unemployed is, I go, 'Right, I'm going to be so unemployed, I'm going to get a fucking six pack!'" Does he still get recognised when he returns to Britain?

He reckons that the Swiss are still recognised as the best in the world at private banking, in terms of service and knowledge of tax laws in many jurisdictions.

The US State Department said it still recognised Mr Nkurunziza as President.

"I couldn't believe people still recognised me.

We were still recognised, like, and I think it was worth it".