Sentence examples for recognized himself as from inspiring English sources

When Kawamoto's story appeared, several days later, Keyworth recognized himself as the source who said that he had been "pooped" each evening.

Whitman — an abstemious man and, for all his geniality, a loner — would not, I think, have recognized himself as the patron of the '60s.

The opening demonstrated this serendipitously, when Raymond Goris, 34, visiting with his wife, Lisa, and toddler, Tristan, recognized himself as a beaming 10-year-old in an exhibition photo of a Haring 1987 Lower East Side workshop.

Just as he denigrated himself as "a pariah — a small and dirty fraud," a spy insinuated among his betters who had somehow or other "forgotten my mission," drifting to the gentry's tastes and values to live out his "disguises," so he recognized himself as a man who acted unrelentingly on his homosexual instincts and "genuinely detests homosexuals" as "unserious, humorless and revolting".

In Sartre's convoluted style of formulation, "he would be right if he recognized himself as a being that is what it is not and is not what it is" (Bell 1989: 45).

The cop looks in the glass and fails to recognize himself as well.

With hindsight, he recognizes himself as "someone filled with ugly and perhaps uncontrollable impulses".

Or if not, as he explained this week, will he feel obliged to recognize himself as a Christian Buddhist?

Not that Tommy would recognize himself as an anxious person; he doesn't know who he is, especially in relation to the tremendous loss he has experienced.

Basheer said that he had recently received treatment from an Ayurvedic practitioner who believed that if he ceased to recognize himself as simply a conduit for healing power, his medicines would lose their efficacy.

He suspected that Isaac would eventually recognize himself as homosexual, that others might know it sooner than he, that Bonita's challenges as mother to this boy would become only more overwhelming.