Sentence examples for but being recognized from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wallace, who wrote of her experiences in the 2004 memoir "Don't Look Back, We're Not Going That Way!," said she has the unusual experience of being recognized by people over 30 for one role, Carol, but being recognized by younger fans for another, Edna Krabappel on "The Simpsons".

But being recognized by those same communities can allow trans people to lead fuller, more authentic lives, because they will no longer have to parse two parts of their identity that otherwise naturally overlap.

Recently, he took to Twitter to mock Arnold Schwarzenegger for not getting the high ratings he had received on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice". Trump's insistence on not only being popular, but being recognized for it, led some on Saturday to hope that the mass protests would catch his attention.

Rodríguez claimed that she was a prostitute, but was recognized by authorities and stopped.

Our marketing is not pernicious as you imply, but is recognized worldwide as classic high-quality advertising.

The group has not received official recognition from the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs but is recognized by the state as a tribe.

The Freeh Group said he checked in incognito, suggesting someone wanted to hide his stay, but was recognized by hotel staffers.

Reactive power has no real physical meaning, but is recognized as an essential factor in the design and good operation of power systems.

Often, crucial intelligence is found to have been sitting in the files, but is recognized as significant only in hindsight, after a terrorist incident.

"She was not only a presence in Westchester but is recognized as one of the great actresses of this or any generation".

This was felt to be clinically insignificant but was recognized.