Sentence examples for we recognised from from inspiring English sources

It featured people we recognised from our own lives, doing things we did, saying things we understood and walking about in the rain.

We recognised from the outset that colleagues would find this project challenging.

We drive by a circular plaza we recognise from media reports.

Voices we recognise from London's heritage of lively bad writing come and go.

Queenie narrates with the exclamations and self-interruptions that we recognise from speech.

In Italy, we find ourselves passing places we recognise from our single, pre-child existence on an almost daily basis.

As a result we find it hard to get our heads around paying serious wedge for curries, whose names we recognise from those budget joints.

This is an ambitious aim and one that we recognise from the outset can only be achieved if we work alongside a diverse range of stakeholders.

Tolstoy has that way of introducing characters who we recognise from our own experience, which is always the mark of a great novelist.

The bleak distances of mudflats and coastal defences - reminiscent of a place we recognise from Paul Nash's paintings - harbour a beached submarine, brought in on a tide of history, myth and Romanticism.

But on the roof of the nearby Galeries Lafayette we take in Paris in the autumn and revel in the sense of familiarity as we point out buildings we recognise from previous trips: the greenish domes of neoclassical churches, the gold of Les Invalides and the Opéra, much of which is covered in scaffolding.