Sentence examples for recognise themselves as from inspiring English sources

Hill: Identification of carers is important as families often don't recognise themselves as carers.

Poles have to have time to recognise themselves as migrants and to be interested in creating culture.

Does he believe that all those who recognise themselves as faces in the art crowd see it as a form of flattery?

Lyndsey Dudley, a spokeswoman for Nice, said the drug would be suitable for people who "probably don't even recognise themselves as an alcoholic".

We find our students like to be associated with students on their course, the friends they make from their home country and others". Too right, say several international students who don't recognise themselves as tribal members.

The majority of victims look to get through the passport check unnoticed either through fear of their traffickers, or of uniformed officials, or because they don't recognise themselves as victims.

Initially conceived as a grotesque comedy about a silent film star who attempts to revive her career, Sunset Boulevard was the movie in which, haunted by Gloria Swanson's monstrous Norma Desmond, the movies recognised themselves as history.

Luckily men recognised themselves as both fit and quirky and helped avert a crisis.

It might be that some inmates recognised themselves as suffering from ADHD and therefore applied for serving conviction at Norrtälje Prison in hope for treatment.

It might be that some inmates recognised themselves as having ADHD and therefore applied for serving conviction at Norrtälje Prison in hope for treatment.

I tried to reflect what travel was really like for me and that's where the comedy comes in as well as allowing people to recognise themselves not as supremely assured but more as slightly befuddled travellers.