Sentence examples for a sort of recognition from inspiring English sources
A sort of recognition may be found in examining allegory, in this case, a very familiar one from Plato.
"It gave us a sort of recognition and a boost," Mr. Houston-Jones recently recalled at a restaurant in the East Village, where he still lives.
The most common use of the word zhi (know) in early Chinese texts seems to be in contexts in which it is best interpreted as "knowing-of" or "knowing-about," a sort of recognition, familiarity, or understanding.
Actually, Pancake Day was originally a pagan celebration of the changing of seasons, a sort of recognition of the maddening battle this time of year between blistering cold and stirrings of spring.
But a Public Policy Polling survey released on Thursday showed that 55% of black voters in the state support either gay marriage or civil unions with only 39% against any sort of recognition – an 11-point jump from a May 6 poll.
But in South America, 9 15 Fair Play, the Argentine company that supplied last summer's tournament, as well as a host of other leagues, continues to struggle for any sort of recognition.
Moses Ariko, Achen's last born, is bitter that both the government and Amref have not considered his mother for any sort of recognition package after terminating her services.
"The closest praise so far," says the institute's chief executive, Chris Blythe, "have been backhanded compliments that 'at least it's not another Wembley', with only the architecture drawing any sort of recognition.
One reason its government was so weak was the refusal of other countries, rightly or wrongly, at Russian insistence, to give it any sort of recognition or help.To be fair to the council, it works hard to help its new members to understand their responsibilities.
Instead, I just think the standards lack any sort of recognition of the students that my colleagues and I teach.
