Sentence examples for somehow recognised from inspiring English sources

It reminds me how Britain has opened its heart to many kinds of poetry and somehow recognised and made space for the unexpected voice".

Despite my father's confusion, he somehow recognised the doctor's emotion and said, "Listen, you have got to do it for me, because otherwise it's nowt down for pal [a Salford expression, meaning he would be dead] and, if it goes wrong, it's not your fault".

Above all, however, she was happy that her "research is somehow recognised at the European level".

But my popularity on the internet has to do with the fact that all of these fake selves somehow recognise each other and have some unifying sensory organ for authenticity".

"It is ludicrous, absolutely ludicrous that this specialisation is somehow not recognised".

"I feel recognised somehow because before they would not even recognize me as a midwife, in the community.

They shake my hand so hard until you find that my hand is very tired…..it's an appreciation" IDI_004 "I feel recognised somehow because before they would not even recognize me as a midwife, in the community.

And North Korea must believe that the United States will somehow relent and recognise it without its disarming.

I pieced together the puzzle of the night before: Turns out that, somehow in my intoxicated state, I had recognised the effects of GHB so I made sure there were people with me at all times during the night.

During that year (2008), impairments of £1.3bn recognised at the half-year had somehow turned into £12bn by year-end.

This year, many western countries recognised Kosovo's declaration of independence, while somehow suggesting that Kosovo should not set any precedent.