Sentence examples for i really recognise from inspiring English sources

The father and daughter stuff with Lisa, which was at the heart of the script, is something I really recognise.

"I really recognise now that when we talk about missed opportunities we're talking in my case about not having a six-year-old boy.

"I really recognise now that when we talk about missed opportunities we're talking in my case about not having a six-year-old boy... To err is human, to cover up is unforgivable".

I really recognise I'm a role model for children and I take that seriously, but at the same time I don't want to stop being who I want to be.

I really recognise that need to authenticate yourself through profound suffering or bearing witness to people who live very, very complicated and difficult lives.

Tom goes on further about his love for soul: "I had my own Motown records from a young age and I think for me vinyl is the only form of media I really recognise, it's the physicality of the music I love, the way it sounds and the actual process of buying vinyl.

Simon was the first person I really recognised as having that special something.

"I really recognised the feeling people have in that movie when angels come and lay a hand on their shoulder".

But when other people say it, when they dare to say it, then I can really recognise myself.

I'm paraphrasing, but she said something along the lines of: 'I'm part of the generation that was told if we worked hard and got an education and made sensible choices we'd have homes and stability and good schools for our children to go to.' I didn't really recognise this particular account of our generation, despite the fact that Laurie and I are about the same age.

"I don't really recognise myself as unflinching or unswerving," laughs the 63-year-old playwright.