Sentence examples for freely recognized from inspiring English sources

The city had first claim on his labour and loyalty, a claim that was usually freely recognized.

At least Mr. Obama freely recognized the dangers of climate change last week, and he can claim some first-term accomplishments.

Some people need it like a daily dose of Vitamin D and other people don't care, but either way, a healthy organization is one where people freely recognize one another every day.

There is no door to your prison cell -- you may roam about "freely," never recognizing the much larger prison you are still confined to.

The program recognized his freely chosen word, pronounced it and painted a funny hat picture.

The founding fathers of the United States recognized that freely available information and an educated citizenry were essential to the functioning of a representative democracy.

The 1928 flight set one of Earhart's most important records, as well as being one of her last opportunities to fly freely without being instantly recognized as a celebrity, said Susan Ware, author of "Still Missing: Amelia Earhart and the Search for Modern Feminism" (W. W. Norton, 1993).

A reproductively active, mature female (noted by the presence of yellowing established ova in the coelom) was placed at the opposite end of the dish and left to choose between the two males, which were allowed to mix freely in the dish (recognized through individual colorization and pigmentation patterns).

The need for reliable tools to deidentify such data has been recognized, but freely available tools are rare.

Recognizing my limited involvement in the process, a mistake I freely acknowledge, I have soberly questioned my prior decisions.

Finally, we introduce a variant of a popular and simple gesture recognition algorithm that recognizes freely drawn shapes as well as a highly accurate but more complex recognizer designed explicitly for free-sketch recognition.