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Recognise in sentence

125 examples of Recognise in a sentence

The movie running at 93 minutes, can't ever convey a life with autism, but with the director, seems to have brought her life experience to the screen in a thoughtful and observant way (small observations only people touched by autism would recognise and find funny and painful).
Everybody has been known to take a sexually orientated or humorously intended remark or game too far and can surely recognise the elements displayed here even if they are written rather larger than we are used to.
You care about the characters& recognise yourself in different ones.
These cartoons are mostly recommended for movie buffs who will still recognise the stars being parodied (here they include the Marx Brothers, Carmen Miranda, Ray Milland, Frank Sinatra and Humphrey Bogart) but 'Slick Hare' offers a chase between Bugs and Elmer for anyone not interested in celebrity spotting.
GamerZ shows the comic side of Gaming and has characters everyone will recognise.
As a serial killer begins to mirror his movements,Block is forced to recognise what he has become.
I recognised the baddie from the film Hitch (Boy I need to get out more!!) but I did not recognise the leading lady as being on Smallville (Boy I need to stay in more!!).
Wrestling fans may recognise a brief appearance by Leon White also known as WCW and WWE Superstar Big Van Vader.
Friz Freleng's 'Baseball Bugs' has become one of the most well known Bugs Bunny cartoons of all, so much so that it was referenced in hugely popular the sitcom 'Friends' in such a way that took for granted that the audience would recognise it.
If you wouldn't recognise the character after five minutes of shallow jokes the actor puts on his crown and the camera pans to show his long nosed profile - aka king Matyas' most recognisable picture).
Half the time you couldn't recognise the characters or understand their conversations.
Most EU governments, including the French, now recognise that the CAP must be reformed, if only because of international pressure from other food-exporting countries.
Which means that they will be compelled to recognise that the Parliament should have the right to a more extensive, a more flexible, and a more democratic, power of sanction.
So, in 2001, we should recognise that, although we do not necessarily understandwhat precisely causes growth and development, we do know that some things work (for whatever reason) and others do not.
But what policymakers and pundits fail to recognise - or refuse to recognise - is that economic policies per se will not reinvigorate Japan.
But as soon as he caught sight of Madame Bovary, "Excuse me," he said; "I did not recognise you."
The boy, burning with fever, was extremely flushed and did not recognise his father.
Bear in mind that I know your secret; tremble, unhappy woman; henceforward you must tread a straight path, driven by me."'As soon as you have finished pasting together the words that make up this letter (do you recognise the Governor's style in it?)
'I must open it little by little and let her recognise my voice.'
The young prelate was doubtless alarmed by the tender gaze which Julien, in his timidity, fastened upon him, and made no effort to recognise this provincial.
The fact was that the stern abbe did not recognise the distinguishing marks of good society.
It is impossible not to recognise unction, a profound earnestness and great conviction in the prose of this young Levite; he must have the soothing virtue of Massillon.'
His name is so obscure that no one will recognise your daughter in Madame Sorel, daughter-in-law of a carpenter of Verrieres.
'An astonishing thing!' he said to himself, 'I thought that by her letter to M. de La Mole she had destroyed my future happiness for all time, and, in less than a fortnight after the date of that letter, I no longer think of all that was occupying my mind ...Two or three thousand livres a year to live quietly in a mountain village like Vergy ...I was happy then ...I did not recognise my own happiness!'
"I didn't recognise you at all.
He had thought that he would recognise the building from a distance by some kind of sign, without knowing exactly what the sign would look like, or from some particular kind of activity outside the entrance.
"You're the court usher, aren't you?" asked K."That's right," said the man, "oh, yes, you're defendant K., I recognise you now as well.
But the young woman was the first to recognise that K.'s behaviour was caused by his feeling slightly unwell, she brought a chair and asked,"Would you not like to sit down?"K. sat down immediately and, in order to keep his place better, put his elbows on the armrests.
"Leni, who's this coming in?" asked the lawyer, unable to recognise his guests because he was dazzled by the candle.
They soon came across a servant of the court - K. was now able to recognise all the servants of the court from the gold buttons they wore on their civilian clothes below the normal buttons - and the painter instructed him to go with K. carrying the pictures.
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