Sentence examples for recognizing himself from inspiring English sources

Apparently recognizing himself in the description, John jotted down items necessary for his "disguise kit".

He broke with Zola, in 1886, upon recognizing himself in the tragically failed hero of the author's novel "L'Oeuvre".

So this is a tale of personal transformation, and of a young man recognizing himself in a great role.

Above all there is the sense of recognizing himself, two generations after his family emigrated, in an ancient, battered and resistant civilization.

Toward the end of "Dust to Dust," Busch, recognizing himself as at once a "predator" and a potential preserver of memory, seems to want to commit himself to art — to the written word, his father's craft — as a weapon against the destruction at which he has labored for so long.

Recognizing himself in these memories and in the people in his life, the doctor gradually gains a sense of self-acceptance and is able to instill in his life a coherence and significance that it didn't have before.

"Would Tom have recognized himself?

Mr. Coate recognized himself.

He barely recognized himself.

He did not recognize himself.

"He read it, he recognized himself and he laughed".