Sentence examples for is deeply recognized from inspiring English sources
The contribution of Cristina Rajo in the editorial review of the manuscript is deeply recognized.
Though radical in his ideals, Mizoguchi was deeply pessimistic, recognizing the unbearable personal price of civic progress and artistic achievement.
Parents also reported that their grief is deeply felt but not socially recognized.
"E.R.P.C. is deeply disappointed that while the framework recognizes the need to fight discrimination against Roma and ensure their equal access to all fundamental rights, it fails to specify measures to combat discrimination, intimidation, anti-Gypsyism, hate speech or violence against Roma," it said in a statement.
If loyalty is deeply important to them (and you), recognizing this may help you understand the source of some of their more annoying habits or may help you look past them.
Adopting a strategy of silence, which was recognized as the most frequent action/interaction in this research, is deeply rooted in the women's lives.
However, rejection of a practice that is deeply embedded in the roots of the society cannot be simply achieved by recognizing its harms.
(Ben is deeply insecure).
