Sentence examples for By recognition from inspiring English sources

By "recognition", Haneshyan is referring to the ongoing controversy over Turkey's failure to acknowledge the Ottoman-orchestrated massacres and deportations of Armenians as genocide.

"One may be motivated by money, another by recognition and another by a challenge.

Those concertgoers' ticket-buying decisions are often influenced by recognition of the artists involved.

I began reading "Sophie's Choice" again in the spring of 2005, but this time I was startled by recognition.

Instead, they are more motivated by recognition and respect from their peers than by the opinion of their supervisors.

Advised by some to quit, he was encouraged by recognition from the visiting Sybil Thorndike, and found a helpful teacher in Claude Rains.

This differs from person to person, but I was jolted by recognition of the outrageous deliciousness of doughnuts when I haven't slept well.

There was a fluctuating inattention to the right, and very poor facial recognition (measured by recognition of photographs of famous public figures).

Rather, Tiffany's CEO Michael Kowalski speculates, the Rio Tinto's decision might be "partially driven by recognition of the huge potential environmental costs associated with the project".

This must be changed, by recognition that child molestation is a serious offence which cannot be dealt with in a secret ecclesiastical procedure.

A flurry of news media attention was followed by recognition from the Baseball Hall of Fame and a 1988 documentary, which led to Marshall's film.