Sentence examples for recognise fellow from inspiring English sources

Dogs can recognise fellow canines' facial expression in a manner similar to humans or primates, new research suggests.

He would have recognised a fellow romantic and quite likely invited him along to meet Keats and Byron.

The coach who spotted her, Paul Stannard, was the same coach who had recognised her fellow rower Heather Stanning's potential three years earlier.

He has been recognised by fellow chefs and food writers from all over the world for his innovative style of cuisine.

He was referring to Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, whom Frank had recognised as fellow iconoclasts in search of another wilder America that matched their outlaw imaginations.

Sat has been recognised by fellow chefs and food writers from all over the world for his innovative style of cuisine.

But seeing a crow and recognising a fellow clever, sentient and creative being means further diminishing our own superiority and considering life differently.

Miriam Margolyes, much in demand as a voice actor, recognised a fellow talent and with typical generosity recommended Sue to her agent.

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"I have got to keep working hard, but to be recognised by your fellow players is something special and it is a night I wont forget.

The trumpeter Derek Watkins, who has died aged 68 of cancer, was recognised by his fellow professionals as the finest lead player of his generation.