Sentence examples for while to recognise from inspiring English sources

Today, it takes me a while to recognise him.

It took me a while to recognise what I was seeing.

This discourse of deficiency has existed for a long time but it took me a while to recognise it.

Rodeghier Martin admits it took a while to recognise which words and phrases were specific to the child lexicon as opposed to being of general use.

It takes me a while to recognise the short, dark-haired woman who comes to fetch me from the lobby at the publisher Albin Michel.

It came on when I was sitting in a lobby somewhere once, and it took me a while to recognise it.

Kurda, however, argued that Khan's sources were 'random' and that the union officer had worked overtime to 'find anything remotely negative against the group', all the while failing to recognise the good the group has provided.

After a while, they started to recognise my voice, too.

It's taken a while for them to recognise his worth again.

It's harder to solve difficult problems and after a while harder even to recognise them.

In others, it may take a while for people to recognise the importance of a piece of research.