Sentence examples for she recognises herself from inspiring English sources

In a grim entry made during the writing of his novel Guerrillas, she recognises herself both in the murder victim and in the sidekick who finally turns on and kills the murderer.

Small wonder, then, that she seeks out her uncle, several years after his imprisonment has ended, to try to understand something of this loud, flamboyant figure, so entirely unlike her father, so disturbingly filled with impulses she recognises in herself.

Yet Winnie shows great forbearance to the teenage culprit, whom she recognises as a former pupil called Kayleigh who has no mother but is shortly to become one herself.

Stephen James Walker also felt that Gwen is still a redeemable character because she recognises her own moral failings, as seen in "Combat" where she sits alone sobbing over pizza, before picking herself up and trying to do better in the future.

But she recognises Douglas as even more unscrupulous than she.

She recognises the links between causing and suffering pain.

She recognises that her lifestyle choices make a difference.

But she recognises the need for harassing the executive.

She recognises me when I walk on the riverbank".

She also believes, in what she herself recognises as "flipped-out" magical thinking, that if she is not there to receive the notification, then it will be impossible for her son to have died.

All in all, it has been some year for Umm Muthanna, as she herself recognises: "Leaving behind everything in Britain... crossing into Dawlah [ISIS-controlled territory]...to being married to a mujahid [jihadist fighter]... to now wife of shahid [martyr] ALL under a year".