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Yet what it represents--Does it look like my sister Taus--enough like her, I mean, to be recognised? [10]
Dicky had come out in a new role, one wherein he would not have been recognised. [11]
The feeling of Emily's loss does not diminish as time wears on; it often makes itself most acutely recognised. [14]
But all through and through its advertisements that reality is eagerly and persistently recognised. [5]
The figure shorter and smaller than the other she recognised. [11]

Short sentences using recognised

Phil recognised the voice. [11]
She recognised the upright rider. [11]
Gaston had recognised the Kismet. [11]
The servant presently recognised her. [11]
They recognised each other. [11]
Henderley recognised him now. [11]
I recognised the handwriting. [11]
He recognised this church. [5]
He recognised the boat also. [11]
Jessica recognised him. [11]

More example sentences with the word recognised in them

If two languages were found to resemble each other in a multitude of words and points of construction, they would be universally recognised as having sprung from a common source, notwithstanding that they differed greatly in some few words or points of construction. [1]
Ah, yes, he was still blind; but never had he observed and recognised human life and its stage, down to the minutest detail, which his eyes refused to show him, so keenly as during these clays. [10]
I knew I was pale as death, for as I turned to leave the room I caught sight of my face in a little mirror tacked on the door, and I hardly recognised myself. [11]
But a lady, walking in the road with an old gentleman, had seen and recognised him. [11]
As Lord Rippingdale turned to Charles to raise him, the coach-door was opened upon the other side, a light was thrust in, and over the unconscious body of the King my lord recognised John Enderby. [11]
Wolf had just told her that his time was short; but now he willingly allowed himself to be persuaded to put down his sword and hat, and when Frau Lamperi brought in some refreshments, he recognised her, and asked her several pleasant questions. [10]
He had been to Victoria Station to see a friend off by the train, and as he was leaving, Gaston and he recognised each other. [11]
He only desired to utilize for improvement what he recognised as false. [10]
If he omitted to do so, then she would consider it decided that he renounced his earthly for his heavenly love, and try herself to give up the earthly one, in which, however, she believed she had recognised something divine. [10]
He knew him thoroughly, and had watched his development with increasing warmth of sympathy, the more so as many a trait of character which he recognised in Heinz reminded him of his own nature and aspirations at his age. [10]
He recognised him this time, waved a hand, and then called to his own fagged horse. [11]
Now she dreaded this newly recognised sinful part of her own nature, which she had imagined a pure vessel that had room only for what was noble, sacred, and innocent. [10]
He had recognised this necessity, and considered the pros and cons precisely as if the matter were a political question. [10]
The Administration recognised this after a few years of voluntary and earnest labour on Louis Bachelor's part. [11]
In their hearts they all recognised how fair and impartial she was; and she drew out of every man the best that was in him. [11]
She saw him, then recognised him, and flushed scarlet. [11]
I knew by the time we reached Valetta that Roscoe would get well; but he recognised none of us until we arrived at Gibraltar. [11]
When each of the three had a share, the old man raised his long arm solemnly, and said in a tone so gentle that the others hardly recognised his voice: "To a lost comrade! [11]
In spite of the surrounding gloom, Ledscha recognised the man who left the boat. [10]
The horseman recognised the robber chief, and raised his voice. [11]
The one disliked the other because she must recognise her; the other chafed because she could be recognised by Rosalie officially only. [11]
He instantly recognised the nobleman; but the latter had resolved to keep the poor musician's attack a secret. [10]
This law: that the merit of every great unknown and neglected artist must and will be recognised and his pictures climb to high prices after his death. [5]
James Redpath recognised the justice of this assumption, and furnished the following instance in support of it. [5]
In spite of the finery which Kuni owed to the generosity of the Knight of Neckerfels, who was then a suitor for her favour, Lienhard had recognised her. [10]
Once, earlier in the evening, he had recognised me and smiled faintly, but I had shaken my head, and he had said nothing. [11]
As Richard passed the drawing-room door to ascend the stairs, he recognised the voices. [11]
As Martina opened the door of the sitting room a loud conversation in men's voices became audible, and with the deep, resonant tones of the syndic Barbara recognised the higher, less powerful ones of the man whom she was seeking. [10]
A baboon at the Cape of Good Hope, as I have been informed by Sir Andrew Smith, recognised him with joy after an absence of nine months. [1]
He further believes that the luminous species profit by being at once recognised as unpalatable. [1]
Once she believed that she had certainly recognised him, for a tall young man of knightly bearing appeared, not mounted, but on foot, and stopped opposite to the Ortlieb house. [10]
He recognised, now, that he was hungry, and also very tired. [5]
It is not that he deified you, Daphne; he merely bestowed on the divinity forms which he recognised in you. [10]
It had been taken from his own studio, and the skilful old artisan had recognised his preliminary work upon the diadem which he, Hermon, had afterward adorned with ornaments himself. [10]
A sickening consternation struck through him; he recognised his mother! [5]
Before she could stoop to pick it up, one young lady of about fifteen or sixteen, who had been standing a little apart from the others, as though she had no recognised place among them, sprang forward and put it in her hand. [12]
Shangois did not stir, nor show by even the wink of an eyelid that he recognised the laughter, or thought that he was being laughed at. [11]
Both recognised the step of Shiel Crozier. [11]
Presently a muffled sound caught our ears, and we recognised it as the hoof-beats of a horse or horses. [5]
As she did so, the sleeper started up, and he recognised in the wasted face the features of Richard Swiveller. [12]
She recognised the shore: it was the cliff at Plemont in the north of Jersey, and behind the ship lay the awful Paternosters. [11]
I saw that she recognised him, as he bowed and mentioned her name, following my introduction. [11]
On the way she met a gentleman in a suit of light armour, whom she recognised in the distance as the Knight of Neckerfels, who had been paying court to her before her fall. [10]
Barbara fancied that she had seen this strange figure somewhere, and he, too, must have recognised her, for he bowed when she looked at him. [10]
But presently the rowdies recognised him and began to scowl at him in no friendly way, and to make threatening signs at him. [5]
The swallow-tail is recognised the world over as not wearable in the daytime; it is a night-dress, and a night-dress only--a night-shirt is not more so. [5]
Jo Portugais had recognised the voice--that of Charley Steele the lawyer who had saved him from hanging years ago. [11]
Cumner's Son had recognised the voice, and his eye followed its direction with a perfect certainty. [11]
They have all recognised the potency and availability of that force. [5]
He also had recognised the gunner. [11]
Looking down, she recognised Kit, whose endeavours to attract her attention had roused her from her sad reflections. [12]
Ledscha would have recognised it had the twilight been far deeper. [10]
Each also had recognised in the other qualities of force and knowledge having their generation in experiences which had become individuality, subterranean and acute, under a cold surface. [11]
Yet he, also, recognised in philosophy, first of all, the bond which unites the widely sundered acquisitions of the intellect, the vital breath which pervades them, the touchstone which proves each true or false. [10]
The Khedive had recognised him, and had done nothing--so far. [11]
He recognised her plainly, in spite of the veil which covered the back of her head and the lower portion of her face. [10]
Why he cried out "Man overboard" (for now I recognised that it was his voice which gave the alarm), I do not know, except that he wished his body to be recovered, and to receive burial. [11]
He recognised the officer-- Foulik Pasha of the Khedive's household. [11]
After an interval of three weeks the stolen drake was recovered, and instantly the pair recognised each other with extreme joy. [1]
At the taking of the oath by which the Cortes recognised Don Carlos as the heir to the throne, John had been summoned directly after the Infant as the first person entitled to homage. [10]
When the sergeant of the men-at-arms recognised the Seigneur, he ordered down the blunderbusses. [11]
In the exercise of new faculties, which had more to do with the soul than with reason, he now believed what he could not see, and recognised what was not proved. [11]
With a cry of joy and pain at once she recognised him now. [11]
Cries and gestures of assent accompanied the last sentence; but Berthold Vorchtel recognised the demonstration by remarking that it showed him that the Council, in the name of the city, would be disposed to do its share in raising the amount still lacking. [10]
The virtues which must be practised, at least generally, by rude men, so that they may associate in a body, are those which are still recognised as the most important. [1]
I saw that Mrs. Falchion recognised me; but she made no exclamation, nor did Justine Caron. [11]
When she had met him just now he would never have recognised her had she not been in Gundel's company. [10]
But for his manner I should scarcely have recognised him. [11]
It was not long before his body was recognised by a stranger, who chanced to visit that hospital in Paris where the drowned are laid out to be owned; despite the bruises and disfigurements which were said to have been occasioned by some previous scuffle. [12]
He would not let Faith go to the Cloistered House, though he made no protest against David going; because he recognised in these visits the duty of diplomacy and the business of the nation--more particularly David's business, which, in his eyes, swallowed all. [11]
His eyes at last settled on her, and he recognised her. [11]
As Marion recognised Lali she turned pale and cried out, rising in her seat. [11]
His friend the innkeeper urged him not to attend the meeting of the States of Bercy, lest he should be recognised by spies of government. [11]
Nothing is more infuriating to weak natures than to have others expect them to pursue a course opposite to that which, after a victory over baser impulses, they have recognised as the right one and intended to follow. [10]
Perhaps she would inform him of it some day if he recognised her. [10]
On the march, in the sun, Bowers slept a good deal; and as soon as the horse recognised that he was asleep he would reach around and bite him on the leg. [5]
Woe betide him if the spirits recognised in him the deceiver she now believed him. [10]
Strange to say, Iberville recognised the voice first. [11]
For instance, Pierre Huber, whose accuracy no one doubts, separated some ants, and when, after an interval of four months, they met others which had formerly belonged to the same community, they recognised and caressed one another with their antennae. [1]
When Smiley recognised how it was, he was like mad. [5]
But although the Holy Father in Rome and other rulers had recognised the justice of these wishes, his royal brother could not be persuaded to grant his just demands, and destroyed these hopes with cruel coldness. [10]
He probably recognised his visitor at once, but the meeting seemed scarcely to afford him pleasure. [10]
Whithersoever Tom turned his happy young face, the people recognised the exactness of his effigy's likeness to himself, the flesh and blood counterpart; and new whirlwinds of applause burst forth. [5]
At that moment his father caught sight of Detricand also, saw the laugh, the sneer, and recognised him. [11]
Wolff, aware of his excellent right to remain on this-spot, would have shown the annoying intruder his displeasure long before, had he not supposed that the other, whom at the first glance he recognised as a knight, was one of Countess Cordula von Montfort's admirers. [10]
Very many recognised him, and all had heard of him--the history of his late banishment and self- approving punishment were familiar to them. [11]
Those who recognised him in passing took off their bonnets rouges, some saying, "Good-night, your Highness;" some, "How are you, monseigneur? [11]
The dog, which Hermon had owned only a few months, continued to bark; but above his hostile baying the blind man thought he recognised a name at whose sound the blood surged hotly into his cheeks. [10]
I recognised him here the night after I asked her how she liked the name of Finden. [11]
When you married her, he knew you only as James Fetherdon, but, years afterwards, he saw and recognised you. [11]
She was pressing her brow against the left post of the door, but at her feet, on the right side, cowered another figure, which could scarcely be recognised as a human being. [10]
One footstep was heavier than the other--heavier and a little stumbling; she recognised them, Frank and Richard. [11]
His eyes opened, he saw and recognised them all, but his look rested only on Faith and Soolsby; and, as time went on, these were the only faces to which he gave an answering look of understanding. [11]
After a pause, he said: "Marmion, Boyd Madras, alias Charles Boyd, has recognised me. [11]
So long as he denied its existence, he had recognised no being more powerful than himself; now that he again felt insignificant beside it, he knew himself to be stronger than ever before, that the greatest of all powers had become his ally. [10]
No one could have recognised him as the young pilot of twenty years before. [11]
She would scarcely have been recognised as the same placid, speechless woman in a blanket who sat with folded hands day after day on the Aphrodite. [11]
He ran his hand through the letters and papers, intending to classify them immediately, according to such handwriting as he recognised and the dates on the envelopes. [11]
But few persons had seen her after her illness, and on returning home she often mentioned the old acquaintances whom she had met without being recognised by them. [10]
I had been growing hungry for some time; I recognised that I was not only hungry now, but hungry with a strong adjective in front of it. [5]

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