Sentence examples for instead of being recognised from inspiring English sources

Since "lasting a long time" is typically prized, they can be characterised as sexual athletes instead of being recognised as people who never become sufficiently excited to climax.

Meanwhile, some of the most compelling minds from India's past were forced to exist in splendid isolation, instead of being recognised for what they really were: figures engaged with other individuals and ideas across time, across borders.

Instead, they benefited from the prestige of being recognised by an international panel of experts as the leading partnerships of this kind in England [ 10].

It also said instead of Wada being recognised "as the leader in the fight against doping in sport and supported by the stakeholders, it is viewed as an irritant".

Instead, let's note that the utility of railway is being recognised by some of the highest levels of investment in living memory.

Being recognised is just part of it.

Instead, Bank of America's shares trade at one-third of book value, reflecting concern that total losses are a long way from being recognised.

So, instead of being formally recognised as Sultan, the 20-year-old Muedzul stuck to studying in Pakistan while his uncles fought it out for the title.

Instead, default, salient meanings are recognised in many approaches to utterance interpretation but they are defined by slightly different sets of characteristic features.

Only two out of five were recognised.

Three forms of PAP are recognised: autoimmune, secondary and genetic.