Sentence examples for think you recognise from inspiring English sources

I don't think you recognise the ways in which you affect people that you don't hear about until years later.

You forget you're in Soho, then step outside into the Big Issue sellers and terrified tourists and someone you think you recognise coming out of the Groucho.

3. How well do you think you recognise and respond to the needs of people with CFS/ME? 4.

Emulate this IRL by hurling a drink in a potential mate's face, pushing them in front of a tram, or telling them you thought you recognised them because you fucked their mum and/or dad.

But Roosevelt, who agreed that the debts should be paid, declined to cooperate with Hoover, writing him: "I think you will recognise that it would be unwise for me to accept joint responsibility with you when, as a matter of constitutional fact, I would be wholly lacking in any attendant authority".

If you live in half the country where unemployment went up today, I don't think you'd recognise what Mr Hoban said.

If you think you half-recognise this place, you might be right.

But I think you have to recognise it for what it is: essentially, a symbolic protest.

I'm not the sort of person who dwells on them but I think you have to recognise the mistakes.

You can't control the actions of other people and I think you have to recognise the good bits of it: just think about people like Stephen Sutton [the cancer patient who used social media to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust] and his charity work.

"Even if you're just a session player, you like to think you can be recognised in some way.