Sentence examples for is often recognised from inspiring English sources

When he wears Pie's customary suit and tie, he is often recognised: "People call out to me all the time and some think I am really a journalist.

"They follow some sort of religious-spiritual attitude about the movie," notes Robin Jones, who is often recognised from the movie despite appearing, mute, in a single two-second shot.

The fact that crime has infiltrated every aspect of life there puts them in the curious position of being minor celebrities; Hyder regularly receives fan mail and is often recognised in public.

Issues such as these have contributed more than is often recognised to anti-AKP sentiment.By way of complications, the far right Nationalist Action Party (MHP), fourth placed in 2002, is hoping to re-enter parliament.

If there is the occasional need to deploy a destroyer, then Lucas Leiva can do that job better than is often recognised – the much-maligned Brazilian was the fourth most prolific tackler in the Premier League last season – and, as a bonus, offers more expansive passing and running than the limited Mascherano.

Akinfenwa is often recognised as a footballer.

Weisz said she was proud of her work on The Mummy franchise, and of being often recognised by children because of it, while Dano said his role as a geeky best friend in 2004 romcom The Girl Next Door had felt very "defining".

Because of this partial anonymity and The Orb's rotating membership, they are often recognised as more of a musical collective than a "band".

Following her portrayal of such characters as those in Sangharsh, Kya Kehna, Chori Chori Chupke Chupke and Salaam Namaste, Zinta gained a reputation for playing roles that go against Indian traditional mores and was often recognised for her versatility.

The colonisation routes of aquatic species into Fennoscandia vary (reviewed in [11]), but two major clades (eastern and western) are often recognised.

The expectations held by many women for their postpartum body were high, and were often recognised as unrealistic.