Sentence examples for then I recognised from inspiring English sources

I left my mind 'outside' at this period and then I recognised that this group was al-Qa'ida.

Not excitable teenage girls, but a middle-aged Scotsman: "I was being kept awake by music from a party the other night," he says, "but then I recognised it was your music and I thought, 'I can't complain about that'.

Back then, I recognised that my world had become very small, until – unable to eat, sleep or teach – I found myself explaining, through cascading tears, to three different GPs on three consecutive days that I didn't want to kill myself, I was just only 99% and not 100% sure that I wouldn't, they unknowingly did the worst thing they could – sent me to A&E "to be safe".

Then I recognised someone a few feet further down and tweeted him, too.

When I first saw it I was about 17, the same age she was then, and I recognised some aspects of her: the hair that had been neither curled nor straightened, the absence of earrings, the not very feminine jacket.

Up those solid stone steps, behind the heavy window treatments, one could imagine bespectacled spinsters offering piano lessons to supplement their meagre pensions – and one did not have to imagine it, since I at least was taught the instrument by two such ladies, both living in what I recognised even then as genteel poverty.

Oh yeah..........yeah, yeah part of me felt well, because I recognised this then maybe I'm not like them, but when you realised that they all felt like that in somebody else's eyes you were just one of them.

"As soon as he got out of the car I recognised Derek Acorah and then other drivers who had seen the crash came over to try and help".

Johnny Cash and Hank Williams's songs are full of those men that I then recognised in the prisons I worked in.

If I was walking around the shops with a monkey, then I might get recognised".

I then recognised him as Mr Smyth, formerly of the English bar, who had contended with quiet passion on behalf of a religious body that recognition of same-sex marriages would undermine the institution of marriage and violate the right to freedom of religion.