Sentence examples for in need of recognition from inspiring English sources
When a Jordanian journalist and expert on "honour" killings discusses the ultimate effect of Khouri's tall tale – describing it as a huge setback for a cause desperately in need of recognition and "an insult to every Arab Muslim woman" – Broinowski quashes any reading of her film as an exploration of means justifying ends.
Our families, our communities, and our entire country will be better off for finally addressing injustices long in need of recognition, discussion, and solutions.
With white men leading in suicide rates among all demographic groups, we can safely assume that there is more suffering taking place than the "stoic king" persona allows for, and that there are far more "trauma queens" in need of recognition than meets the eye.
Dufresne is beloved by members of the food world but often looked at a bit skeptically by those in other worlds — and his friends, an international chefs' collective of sorts, thought that he was in need of some recognition, some love, on his home turf.
In particular, mathematics as well as engineering appears in need of increased recognition.
Because the trans community is still in need of political recognition, some have insisted that our genders be read according to established definitions.
The Masseys live a seemingly free-spirited and spontaneous life (their source of income is ambiguous), and when Jamie expresses admiration for Josh's work, Josh — in need of a little recognition — lets himself be befriended.
If a sovereign, so understood, exists, its authority to suspend the law does not stand in need of positive legal recognition, since the law's applicability itself depends on a situation of normality secured by the sovereign (PT 12 3).
But the basis for recognition of ER-positive status is in need of reassessment with the recognition of a second estrogen receptor, ERβ.
