Sentence examples for i recognised from from inspiring English sources

An insurgent who I recognised from my village convinced me to accept Islam lest I should be killed.

We passed the house of the superintendent of police (SP), which I recognised from my last visit.

Nevertheless, its denizens wore the same expressions of hollow-eyed stupefaction that I recognised from Kenya: beyond hoping, beyond despair.

In the Hampton pool I said hello to a woman whom I recognised from Brockwell lido the week before.

This happens only in Lebanon," he said, an anger rising in his voice that I recognised from directly after the game.

Out on the balcony I saw young writers (my future friends!) who I recognised from their bio shots in the Monthly and the blurbs they had written each other for the covers of their novels.

There's a sense of inseparableness of body, spirit and landscape that I recognise from my own grandmothers.

I recognise from that that there are standards in the British press that are important and they should be applauded, congratulated and respected for that.

Some songs I recognise from hearing them on the radio years ago, yet only now can I match those snatches of song to an artist and album.

Osborne has the bullish machismo of the heavy crisps consumer, which I recognise from my own similarly transparent denials of crisps dependence.

At one level, this is harmless small-town banter and rivalry, the kind I recognise from having grown up on the Lancashire-Yorkshire border.