Sentence examples for recognise himself as from inspiring English sources

David Kelly: admitted he had been in contact with Watts, but when excerpts from her Newsnight report about the Iraq dossier were read out to him at the FAC grilling, he said he did not recognise himself as the source of the quotes.

In willing his own good then, the individual should recognise himself as a human being and therefore an end-in-himself.

There are no guarantees that Richards will even be crowned Wigan's player of the year, as he recognised himself when replying to a recent tweet from Offiah suggesting he had the Man of Steel award wrapped up.

According to Baeumler, the only domain where man is recognised as himself, as a "living individuality", is aesthetics, because he is only conscious of his uniqueness in the world of feelings.

Benítez will recognise as much.

It just required a little faith to recognise as much.

This practice [of enslavement] is one that international conventions recognise as criminal".

It's rare, he says, that he gets recognised as himself.

David Mellor wasn't in charge of implementing Leveson, and as this report has been emasculated beyond what Leveson himself would recognise as his recommendations, I would say, contrary to what Bob Satchwell, executive director of the Society of Editors, opined and what you report, the press is virtually unchanged.

With Hall's star in the ascendant beyond television, life will no doubt be different: he'll be recognised more as himself than as someone's favourite character.

Coleman recognised as much.