Sentence examples for what I recognised from inspiring English sources

I found it strangely restful to read about frantic Kate, consoled by what I recognised and what I didn't.

What I recognised as soon as I stepped out of driving the car is that you have a responsibility for all the people who work for the team and have to pay their mortgages every month.

What I recognised as I breathed deeply among the alpine trees is just how little time delegates had to reflect on the volume of information and ideas they were fed during the week.

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.

"When he came in he had what I recognised clearly as a 'resignation face'.

"In fact, the Secretary of State for Wales has been a tireless advocate, actually, pressing me to look at the case, particularly, not just for electrification which we're already doing to Cardiff but also to look at what I recognise is a good case for looking at electrification of the valleys.

What I am recognising is a guy who had a brilliant career as a player that is able to transfer his knowledge and experience to the boys.

When I first met him in the summer of 2000, he had arranged it for two o'clock in the afternoon at recording sessions of his choral music, but with what I now recognise as his typically scrupulous care, he had left in plenty of time and arrived a good hour or so early.

At that moment, I had what I now recognise as an early sexual awakening.

I went through a period of what I now recognise as intense addiction when I was 19.

I started to hate fame, I didn't want to go out, because I didn't want to be recognised for what I was being recognised for.