Sentence examples for occasionally recognised from inspiring English sources

He assumes that one day he will once again be consigned to obscurity; at best, occasionally recognised as the man who used to be Alan Carr.

Nevertheless, he admits that life has changed since the drama on the Thalys express train on 21 August, which means he is occasionally recognised by strangers.

On CT, facial or neck swelling with subcutaneous fat stranding is occasionally recognised (Figs. 3 and 4).

He also said that despite his status, passengers very rarely recognised him on board by appearance, although some occasionally recognised his voice.

Necrosis may lead to enteric fistulation and calcification within the tumour is occasionally recognised in association with this tumour necrosis (Fig. 9) [ 11].

From a laurel tree in which she hides as a child to a morning's weeding to hearing larks under a cold sun – "I notice the dark sediment of their singing/covers the moors like soot blown under a doorway" – she articulates what you might occasionally recognise but have never before seen described.

As he has the grace occasionally to recognise in this book, people there share some of his beliefs – free speech, investigative journalism, standing up to big corporations and murderous governments, the potentially liberating quality of the internet.

"I get recognised occasionally but nothing like that," he says.

Has Sam's life changed since the film was shown on TV? Yes, he says, occasionally he is recognised.

He gets recognised only occasionally: "I kind of live incognito, in a great way".

Only occasionally did I recognise a twitch of Kurkov's delicious way with deadpan: "The vodka induced in me a joyful indifference to the immediate future.