Sentence examples for i recognise with from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the school he describes in his introduction to The History Boys is in every way one that I recognise, with its excitements, its insecurities, its snobberies and its occasional very real cruelties.

Finally, I recognise with gratitude the novel mentorship programme of this journal.

As soon as he said this I recognised with a blush that I had indeed been egging him on to say something perhaps disobliging about Hughes or his contemporaries, although I had no motive for doing so other than hero-worship.

Walter was initially wary of working with a relatively new singer, but after her audition his fears were allayed; "I recognised with delight that here potentially was one of the greatest singers of our time", he later wrote.

This time when the sharks circle, I recognise Imax with his kinked tail and Bubbles with his bloated belly.

I recognise him with shame, as Pip himself comes to do.

But I recognise that, with a bit of restraint, I might have saved the NHS thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of pounds.

Now this is an important byelection and I recognise dealing with this issue in the week before the byelection is far from ideal.

What we are doing is seeking any sort of inroad and I recognise that with synesthesia, where people have a mixture of the senses.

Will Sharman Macdonald and I recognise each other with our clothes on?

But I recognise this town with an almost painful snag of familiarity: the respectability, the proud municipality, the friendliness; all tinged with a sense of struggle.