Sentence examples for someone recognises from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when someone recognises me and says hello I get shocked.

There's a scene where someone recognises the aging, former star Norma Desmond.

"Every time I'm out and someone recognises me they tell me very nice things: 'Resist', 'go on', 'I'm a reader of yours'.

If someone recognises her in the street, "they generally walk by and then I hear them muttering and they look back and shake their heads".

Hours before the congress began, Pyongyang's committee for the peaceful reunification of Korea said: "Regardless of whether someone recognises it or not, our status as a nuclear state that is armed with H-bombs cannot change".

Avuncular and engaged, as Usher relates his advice, you can see why his insights are prized by younger musicians, and he's pleased that artists such as Drake have acknowledged him as an influence: "It's the greatest form of flattering when someone recognises what you've done and put it in your music," he says.

Someone who recognises his limitations with grace.

"They need someone who recognises the state of Israel and also wants justice for the Palestinians.

In the book Szpilman is pulled from the crowds waiting for deportation by someone who recognises him.

"Ukip's next leader needs to be someone that recognises our party exists first and foremost to get Britain out of the European Union.

Someone who recognises this tendency may react by making sure they keep several viable choices open, so that they will still be satisfied with whichever option the opponent decides not to block.