Sentence examples for what she recognized from inspiring English sources

Miep Gies picked up what she recognized as Anne's papers and put them away, unread, in her desk drawer.

Her heart had stopped and she had drifted toward a white light that rose away from her like a windblown sheet, hovering over what she recognized as her cluttered living room.

Nearly four decades ago, Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Routlinedined what she recognized as five stages people go through after the diagnosis of an incurable illness: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance of their impending death.

She is drawn to what she recognizes, or half-recognizes, and these forty-seven pieces are the record of forty-seven mofents of recognition.

Passion and sensuality are what she recognizes in her rival, the Foreign Princess, and in them she sees her own defeat.

Lila, feeling hurt, leaves with what she recognizes as Dexter's bag of murder equipment.

Dexter is forced to lie about running away with Lila in front of Debra, so a hurt Lila then leaves with what she recognizes as Dexter's bag of murder equipment.

But why should I tell our First Lady-elect (a bit of literary license there - of course, she wasn't elected!) what she has recognized herself?

Kiran's mother had what she now recognizes was childhood depression.

She began to develop symptoms of what she now recognizes as trauma.

I'm not sure what it was she recognized: a look in my eyes, how I set my jaw, the sudden quiet in the middle of an argument my voice dropping off a cliff.