Sentence examples for recognises himself from inspiring English sources
"Or better still, if the man recognises himself, we appeal to him to contact us as he could have important information which could assist the investigation".
When Jesus doesn't, Judas recognises himself as potentially the first and the last Christian and, in despair, takes his own life by hanging himself from a tree.
Buy it at BOL And finally, Get Into Bed! (Virginia Miller, Walker, £3.99) Every toddler and small child knows that the small bear Bartholomew is his or her alter ego, and every Dad recognises himself in George.
Born in Pakistan, educated at Princeton and currently the hottest new employee at a New York firm specialising in ruthless appraisals of ailing companies being targeted for takeover, Changez recognises himself in the description.
But Don also recognises himself in him, his feeling of worthlessness, of being nobody, and ends up embracing Leonard (an unlikely hug is so much more of a big deal, and so much more moving, than a hug from a hugger).
By virtue of this reproduction, the individual is, and recognises himself as being, a moral agent — as an agent who is able to act deliberately in ways that are either praiseworthy or blameworthy.
He grew up in a secular Jewish family of eastern European origin in the Haifa area and there are a few things he recognises about himself that have informed his world view, or at least his desire to question other people's view of the world.
Utterson is horrified by the thought of Hyde, but maybe that's because he recognises him in himself.
Of course, this prospect throws up all manner of questions regarding how the actual licence is implemented, and Yamauchi himself recognises that some form of on-track assessment is likely to be required before you're let loose on a real circuit, experiencing real g-forces and real consequences, though that's a detail that ultimately sits outside of the game's remit.
It was, he himself now recognises, "a dumbass" thing to do.
He recognises similar traits in himself: "At a time in my life when I'm busy, I have to try really hard to keep friendships".
