Sentence examples for recognised that she from inspiring English sources

So I think these [Portuguese] officers also recognised that," she said.

After all, the reason she embarked on the project with Brook was because she recognised that she herself needed help.

Filling in the survey, Hanley recognised that she had changed class and become "part of an emerging elite".

Now, I, and everyone else I knew who read the article, recognised that she was blatantly employing irony, something she's widely known for, when she used those words.

Sylvia Plath, her contemporary, sought to compare herself to Rich but recognised that she did not measure up to her peer's dynamism and outspokenness.

Louisa didn't have the most fortunate beginnings or helpful background, but people recognised that she had a talent and a skill.

"I would like to be able to put Effin on my profile page and so would many other Effin people around the world to proudly say that they are from Effin, Co Limerick, but it won't recognise that," she said.

"It is inevitable some people take a different view, but the point about division is important because she was a bold politician who recognised that consensus was failing... she created a new consensus".

I recognised that feeling.

Recognising that, as she tells Jerome, "Camille will never be safe anywhere", Claire does the only thing she feels she can do and follows her into the darkness.

Among those to recognise that she was doing something a bit special was Jeanette Winterson.