Sentence examples for is never recognised from inspiring English sources

But as the saying goes, a prophet is never recognised in his own country.

It is a product of cultural bias, which is never recognised by the beneficiaries – often straight, white, middle class men – but is all too visible for those outside the privileged circle.

The director of the Hay festival and Wodehouse judge Peter Florence paid tribute to McEwan's humour, citing him along with Margaret Atwood as a writer who is "never recognised for how funny he is".

"The parents were never recognised as being victims of thalidomide.

But he was never recognised here in France".

The move was never recognised by the international community.

Public bathrooms are a fine example of popular culture, yet are never recognised as such.

Florence has previously said that McEwan was a writer who was "never recognised for how funny he is".

The charity said its research showed that many cases were never recognised or reported and that it had no consistent grip on the numbers.

First, both are internationally accepted as parts of Indonesia, whereas the annexation of East Timor was never recognised by the United Nations, which continued to regard Portugal as the "administering power".

Now, when the campaign for a native-born coach of the England team is at full bore despite the absence of the ghost of a credible candidate, it is more than ever inconceivable that he was never recognised as a serious candidate by the Football Association.