Sentence examples for recognise it all from inspiring English sources

At Hopa, on the Georgian border (you'll recognise it: all the women will be wearing vivid red and maroon striped shawls), head inland and upwards, through lush tea plantations reminiscent of Darjeeling.

I recognised it all from my own passage from youth into adulthood, when I was 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and losing my hair in handfuls.

"The portrayal of Africa abroad – I didn't recognise it at all.

"As a film-maker, I would love for people to see nothing, but, in this day and age, I recognise it's all part of it".

"We have to recognise it is all our institutions, from schools to courts to the press and the political system, that have created these monsters".

When I learn Danish, when I Skype with my family and see my little sister – who has grown so much that I almost don't recognise her – it all reminds me that I'm a long way from home; that my homeland has been bombed to pieces; that I live in a foreign country and I have no idea what my future looks like.

You must recognise it too!'" All the drama schools rejected her.

And I think at some point in their lives, whether they recognise it or not, all goalies have chosen the loneliness of the penalty box over the swank and celebrity of playing further up the pitch.

It's like going back to school where you recognise everything but it all looks a little bit smaller.

"I didn't recognise him but it all worked out fine and they sold about 50 million albums".

Like Lord of the Flies, the dangerous power of group dynamics among adolescents rattles loud throughout Tartt's appalling tale and we all recognise it.