Sentence examples for recognises from from inspiring English sources
One of its surviving passengers is a woman (Olga Kurylenko Jackk recognises from his dreams.
Brexit (he's intrigued, particularly by the immigration debate, the flavour of which he recognises from home).
There is something almost ecclesiastical about his manner – hesitant and a little pained, without being unfriendly – a deliberation one recognises from his roles.
Later, George Michael gets into the exclusive Ealing Club where he meets Rebel, whom he recognises from the remake of Dangerous Cousins (which he and Ann picketed in the second series).
That's when the Muhly one recognises from his previous orchestral and vocal works snaps into focus; but they are fleeting moments in what is, alas, a plodding and amorphous work.
Snow, married to a novelist and with friends working across all disciplines, was critical of the limits of rigid specialisation – a problem Hustvedt recognises from her own life: "In the last decade or so, I have repeatedly found myself at the bottom of Snow's gulf, shouting up to the persons gathered on either side of it".
Owen thinks he recognises Dave from jail and tells Chris he's "a fiddler".
I wear that hat all the time when I work, so now everyone recognises me from the picture.
Bob is menaced by a cop, Detective Torres John Ortizz), who recognises him from the local Catholic church they both attend.
As she campaigns in the afternoon sunshine Sackman is stopped by a jogger who recognises her from a neighbour-organised coffee meetinga couple of months earlier.
It recognises that, from a property management perspective, you want to refurbish a building only once every three decades rather than in small steps over many years.
