Sentence examples for That being recognized from inspiring English sources

"I find that Americans are so polite and so respectful that being recognized is wonderful," she said.

Some would say that being recognized as a religious organization rather than a putative state is far more significant.

At the State Department dinner, Ms. Lansbury said that being recognized by the Kennedy Center was "certainly a way station that is one of the most important, most honoring in my life".

Within this tenuous framework, the Nisenan understand that being recognized by the government won't fix the problems they face, but it would provide what Covert called "a safety net" for the tribe.

O'Connor called for fiction that dramatized "the central religious experience," which she characterized as a person's encounter with "a supreme being recognized through faith".

When it comes to gay marriage, "Hispanic Catholics are less supportive of gay marriage being recognized by the church".

This is followed by an enumeration of the categories of being recognized in the system: substance, quality (guna), action, universality, particularity, and inherence (samavaya).

In many ways the exhibition, which continues through Jan . 3 illuminates the contradictions of Pakistani contemporary art itself and of its being recognized, especially now at such a crucial juncture in the country's history, in such a prominent international fashion.

Now Johnson says she's the one being recognized.

By "it," he seemingly means the whole "being recognized forever as a wannabe rapist" thing.

More than 900 nations, peoples, tribes, and bands (the terms are interchangeable) once lived on the North American continent, and more than 560 are recognized by the federal government today, with an additional 24 being recognized by states.