Sentence examples for given proper credit from inspiring English sources

"He's never been given proper credit until recently.

The Raymonds are still bitter that they weren't given proper credit for effectively creating reality TV, and Gilbert seems crushed by the knowledge that he did.

DECEMBER 2009: Mr. Barron, speaking at a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new City University building near the World Trade Center site, complained that he had not been given proper credit for his work on the project.

Then, after the Obama administration signaled that it would not eliminate the program, Cuban officials were further incensed by an event at which they believed their country's doctors were not given proper credit for their work in Haiti.

The slogan "You Own Your Own Words," or "YOYOW," encapsulates the guiding philosophy of The WELL, and it informs members that they will not only be recognized and given proper credit for their submissions but will be personally responsible for their submissions as well.

Ollie missed his putt, like he was always going to do, and all the subsequent huff, puff and bluster let an awful lot of Europeans off the hook – and obscured an amazing American performance, for which they have never been given proper credit this side of the ocean.

(To give proper credit, this provision should really be called the "planned Bush tax increase").

"Now it's time to give proper credit to that squad as a whole because championships are won by teams".

This was not, from the sound of it, an attempt on Roeder's part to pass the blame, but to give proper credit to his source of inspiration.

(Although since I believe in giving proper credit, the book was first spotted and loved by Bryan Unkeless, who works for Nina Jacobson).

Some detractors, like Venus X, a member of the New York D.J. collective GHE20 G0Thave have criticized Diplo for appropriating the work of others without giving proper credit.