Sentence examples for which i recognise from inspiring English sources

My son has an eclectic attitude towards food, which I recognise in myself.

Osborne has the bullish machismo of the heavy crisps consumer, which I recognise from my own similarly transparent denials of crisps dependence.

Because we cherish independent media (which I recognise as an individual coming from a country with anything but), we have agreed to swap the word instead of costing license fee payers mountains of dough in legal fees.

It's an art in which I recognised myself – almost literally.

They would work, no?'" Bacall leaned in for her good morning kiss, which I recognised as a ritual.

We passed the house of the superintendent of police (SP), which I recognised from my last visit.

But in 1979 I was 14, an impressionable and earnest teenager, with a hunger for music, which I recognised as a gateway to all that was cool.

I loved her earlier writing about her life in Africa, which was relaxed and vivid, and which I recognised again when The Golden Notebook's story took it to Africa, but when it moved to London the style became clumsier.

"We walked down Unter den Linden, the trees atwinkle with white holiday lights, and past the regally lit Brandenburg Gate … then turned left before arriving at a sea of upright concrete slabs, which I recognised immediately as the new Holocaust memorial".

And it was a complete disaster, which I fully recognise".

Immediately after converting I isolated myself a bit, which I now recognise was a mistake and not what Islam teaches.