Sentence examples for i've recognised from inspiring English sources

I've met people before who I've recognised from the past.

As I've grown up I've recognised elements of the tale in existing folklore.

This isn't because I've become wiser, hotter or otherwise more attractive to new acquaintances, but because I've recognised my limitations.

I could pick out two of them silhouetted on a rooftop and fence, but I didn't really need to – I've recognised that sound since school days, when my biology teacher took us out on the streets to map all the blackbird territories near the school.

"Then it could alert the human operators and say, 'look, I've recognised something unusual in sector three' or wherever it might be, and then the human can have a closer look".

Really it's been a question of … being able to face myself and look at myself warts and all … 'what am I going to do about it?' … I've recognised that if I carried on thinking like that I'm just gonna keep tripping myself up and I'm never gonna have anything nice to say about myself.

Would I have recognised this student painter's future if I'd seen this stuff then?

"Everything I had recognised came from the depths of my memory and my psyche.

Throughout those 34 years, I have recognised that it is an indisputable truth that drugs are bad.

What is, however, clear is that a series of poor decisions, poorly executed, came together to contribute to the perception that I have recognised".

The first time I met Charles in 1983 – we entered parliament from Scotland at the same time – I had recognised his ability and asked him to join the Labour party.