Sentence examples for what I recognized from inspiring English sources

"What I recognized pretty quick was that there's no chance of using too much material," he said.

Rather, like The New Yorker, and Ada Louise Huxtable's architecture columns, Vogue represented what I recognized as an urban point of view.

And it turned out they had six other children of various sizes standing around the couch looking at the camera with what I recognized as the same unsmiling quietness of expression as Baby Wilson himself.

"What I recognized in Pasang," Halifax recalls, "is a quality that I had when I was her age — incredible drive and this feeling that we as women were born for a mission that is compassion-based.

"What I recognized, besides narrative and historicity and racism, was this very physical displacement: the paradox of removing a form from a blank surface that in turn creates a black hole.

"I asked him to retrace his history for me, and what I recognized very quickly was that, although this was a guy who was young, he had undertaken big responsibilities throughout his life," he said.

For my child and me, for what I recognize is now my family.

The center has a handsome lounge area with a big-screen TV and lots of low, squishy seating, and a large exercise space with all the usual machines, some of which have seats upholstered in what I recognize as the signature orange leather.

When it comes to music I have clung to jazz as one of the few outposts where--and this may sound odd--what I recognize in my soul as of me appears.

"Giving off a funny smell!" Dad said, and put one finger in the air — what I now recognized as a Mr. Bones gesture.

[1] And what I've recognized is that it's difficult to claim you're fighting for justice that you're this good-natured, caring policeman while you're murdering people at the same time.