Sentence examples for are never recognised from inspiring English sources

Public bathrooms are a fine example of popular culture, yet are never recognised as such.

"The parents were never recognised as being victims of thalidomide.

But he was never recognised here in France".

The move was never recognised by the international community.

But as the saying goes, a prophet is never recognised in his own country.

Florence has previously said that McEwan was a writer who was "never recognised for how funny he is".

Curious, she discovered that the original owner had died a hero but was never recognised for his valour.

The charity said its research showed that many cases were never recognised or reported and that it had no consistent grip on the numbers.

Nineteen years later, in June 1967, Israel captured the eastern side, expanded the city's boundaries and annexed it – an act that was never recognised internationally.

She is illiterate, perhaps dyslexic, but intelligent, though she is never recognised as such by her husband - another factor in her madness.

It is a product of cultural bias, which is never recognised by the beneficiaries – often straight, white, middle class men – but is all too visible for those outside the privileged circle.