Sentence examples for famously recognized from inspiring English sources

"There is no federal general common law," Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins, 304 U. S. 64, 78 (1938), famously recognized.

Evidence compellingly demonstrates — as Congress famously recognized in Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA) — that, in order to succeed in school, low-income children require more educational resources than other students.

Rehnquist joined the Court toward the end of its liberal heyday — the era when the Justices expanded civil-rights protections for minorities, established new barriers between church and state, and, most famously, recognized a constitutional right to abortion for women.

He also famously recognized that the traditional mass-production process of keeping the line running meant errors would pile up, and it was much better if there was a problem if workers stopped the line immediately.

Poet John Donne famously recognized the similarity of sexual and religious ecstasy.

The importance of our world's constant change was famously recognized by Heraclitus of Ephesus (535 BC–475 BC), who is quoted as saying that because of such change one cannot step into the same river twice (Plato).

We can (famously) recognize a song from hearing very few notes, often two or three, and can pick out a song over the cacophony of a crowd.

Famously, the Tax Policy Center, a recognized non-partisan authority on such matters, described the proposals as "mathematically impossible" — a judgment from which Romney's campaign struggled to recover.

And yet, in office, Reagan, while famously failing to recognize his own H.U.D. secretary at a reception, could not get rid of the department — or any other, for that matter.

And yet, in office, Reagan, while famously failing to recognize his own H.U.D. secretary at a reception, could not get rid of the department or any other, for that matter.

In the Meditations we also, famously, come to recognize our own essence as thinking things.