Sentence examples for recognised as that from inspiring English sources
I didn't like being recognised as that bloke off my face on the television.
His three previous addresses had been deleted and replaced with two other addresses – one he recognised as that of NatWest's Andrew Gardner.
The meeting asked that an image of Mary holding the baby Jesus, both dressed in Chinese imperial costume, be recognised as that of Our Lady of China.
The pair reunited in 2010 on the bittersweet comedy Treacle Jr, and are now putting the finishing touches to Pickups, in which Gillen, who also co-wrote the script, plays himself: a method actor who keeps being recognised as "that man off the TV" in public.
One day I managed to get what proved to be the shop's last copy of the Observer – whereupon a familiar voice that I recognised as that of Denis Healey asked me jovially if he might have a quick look in order to "keep in touch with what's happening in the world".
The skeleton found in a cave in the Neander valley in Germany, in 1856 three years before Darwin published "On the Origin of Species"—was the first to be recognised as that of an "ancestral" human.Ever since then, an argument has raged over just how "ancestral" that relationship is.
It has been increasingly recognised as important that individuals make an informed choice regarding whether or not to participate in screening (National Screening Committee, 2000).
Yet always, as I do so, I hear a ghostly voice in my ear, which by now I immediately recognise as that of the great Hector Berlioz, who is helpfully speaking in English, having knowledge, it seems, of the translation of his wonderful diaries by his biographer, David Cairns.
As for copycats, any attempts to ape your service will ultimately be recognised as just that; companies like that are never a threat and are easy to outrun.
Now I recognise, as do you, that both workers and businesses need flexibility.
You like to think that one day you may be recognised as someone that was able to drive similarly to him.
