Sentence examples for matters of recognition from inspiring English sources

Experience is useful in matters of recognition.

It's not a matter of recognition".

And when I do come to names, it's a matter of recognition rather than invention.

In fact, this is simply a matter of recognition, a largely unconscious absorption and reproduction of the current dominant model.

"At the end of the day it's a matter of image, a matter of recognition, a matter of reputation," said Ricardo Ernst, a professor of global logistics at Georgetown University.

Progress in drill and practice learning is more a matter of recognition and recall than problem solving and concept development.

For activists in Taranto and Enziteto, equity and equality are not only a matter of recognition, inclusion and redistribution.

This is a matter of recognition, not only a money issue, yet all these issues remain unaddressed.

In contrast to Machiavelli, Montaigne conceived of glory more as a matter of recognition or reputation than as a normatively inflected achievement.

As a minority religious community, we have historically thrived where religion and state were kept separate, even in matters of symbolic recognition.

The rest is a matter of name recognition.