He then decides to meet Steve Holt in a bar but doesn't recognise him for 90 minutes because he has aged so much.
If people stop him in the street, I ask what they recognise him for.
He feels resentful towards the Spanish for not recognising him more, even when they do.
One good thing is that England have already recognised him with selection for the Lions, so if he keeps churning out the runs then further, and greater, honours will surely follow.
"O'Sullivan is a dominating feature in snooker whether her wins or not, he is a superstar and people recognise him not just for playing snooker".
Alert readers would recognise him as the cover model for a feature in 2006 on "Heterosexual Men's Fashion".Someone hands round a list of 124 bogus headlines, all written in the sombre style of the New York Times.
One of the sitters in this show is a colleague, and I would not recognise him if it weren't for the names helpfully lettered on the wall above each portrait.
Gradually, he came to recognise that, for him, the genesis of his novels occurred best with the flash of an idea and then (oddly, perhaps) a name, and a literary category.
Van Gogh also greatly admired the technically proficient genre pieces of his friend Anthon van Rappard – whose critical response to what Van Gogh considered his first serious work, The Potato Eaters, was a devastating blow to the painter's self-esteem – yet he clearly recognised that for him mere technique was not the important thing.
Pussy!" it shouted, recognising me for what I was.
