Sentence examples for which I recognize from inspiring English sources

Which, I recognize, makes everything else variable as well.

Such features become the identifying markers by which I recognize people.

"I invested a modest amount so that if I lost it completely, which I recognize could happen, it would not be a severe financial blow".

First, if California's Republican primary voters have any savvy remaining - which I recognize might be a stretch, given their penchant for know-nothing politics in recent years - they'll vote for McCain without a second thought.

Officially, consciousness is a reflexive act in which I recognize my thoughts as my own and is therefore prior to memory, although Clarke sometimes writes "consciousness" when he should say "memory" (Thiel 2011, 231).

David was afraid to come out of the closet to his family for so many reasons, some of which I recognize in my own coming out story.

Back on the wire, he moved in a different style, which I recognized, from his writings, as his marche de torero.

My eyes immediately landed on a folder labelled MASTECTOMY, which I recognized as a freelancer's catchall: notes, drafts, research, pathology reports.

About an hour later, I was walking outside Arthur Ashe Stadium when I saw a man holding a sign reading "Irina Falconi," which I recognized as a placard from the media interview rooms.

Rather, my dad tried to give me a sense of embodying manhood – of being a black man – which I recognized when I interviewed Memphis sanitation workers who marched with King shortly before his murder and proclaimed "I Am A Man".

And like villages I'd seen in northern Italy, it was remarkably quiet in the late afternoon, the silence interrupted only by distant strains of music, which I recognized as dechovka, or Czech polka music.