Sentence examples for recognised aspects of from inspiring English sources

Those with long memories will also have recognised aspects of police culture on display in the Tomlinson case.

The personalities of the actors in Noises Off are all exaggerated, of course, but I recognised aspects of them.

Some respondents mentioned that they were 'in between' phases, recognised aspects of two (following) phases or mentioned a fall-back.

Interestingly, research on collaboration between physicians has focused on the discussion of medical mistakes, collegial control and other negatively recognised aspects of medical care [ 39- 42].

Although it's about Tunisian society, he said, "the book may also surprise many of its Arab readers who may recognise aspects of their societies in its pages".

Wonderfully misanthropic and sad, it's the sort of book that makes you look uncomfortably at the face in the mirror, for fear of recognising aspects of Robin in yourself.

Both Stewart and I recognise aspects of our own pasts in Louis's story, which gives voice to an experience at an intersection of class, gender and sexuality that is absolutely of today.

With hindsight, especially now that daily newspaper deadlines have forced cartoonists to become quick on the draw, we recognise aspects of Gillray's genius that stand out as unique.

Many of us will still recognise aspects of it – whether in the structures and assumptions Orwell describes, or simply in the childhood sense of being powerless in an alien institution.

Although the evaluation was of a specific award scheme that prioritised research in the life and physical sciences, it is likely that researchers in other disciplines will recognise aspects of the partnerships we highlight in the results.

When I first saw it I was about 17, the same age she was then, and I recognised some aspects of her: the hair that had been neither curled nor straightened, the absence of earrings, the not very feminine jacket.