Sentence examples similar to a recognized moniker from inspiring English sources
You may not recognize the moniker Mas Ysa yet, but if you hung around the Williamsburg music scene any time in the past six years, you'd most certainly recognize the man behind the tune, Thomas Arsenault.
That's a quite a moniker.
I recognized an Obligation.
George W. Bush campaigned as a "compassionate conservative" — a moniker that irked other conservatives it subtly maligned.
"Good contacts with politicians usually means, unfortunately, being a mistress -- as unfair as that moniker is". Wu's reputation as a role model who cared about grass-roots causes was recognized at many levels of society, including by AIDS activist Gao Yaojie, an outspoken critic of the government.
Anyone familiar with Ōtomo's work, particularly his jazz compositions under the Otomo Yoshihide Jazz Quintet/Ensemble/Orchestra moniker, will recognize the Amachan theme song and score as being distinctly his music.
"The Department of Justice recognized that the alphabet soup of arrangements -- the JSAs, SSAs, LNSs, and whatever other clever monikers that broadcasters dream up -- destroy competition when they place two or more stations in a market under common control," said Lauren Wilson, policy counsel for Free Press, a media watchdog group.
Recognizing a Politically Charged Environment.
Recognize a submissive silhouette.
Recognize a Toxic Friend.
