Sentence examples for media recognized from inspiring English sources
A few members of the Boston and national media recognized him.
The national media recognized Guillen's unique skills and rewarded him with AL Manager of the Year honours.
The irony points to the uncomfortable truth that the communications industry — the media — recognized a package of its own manufacture and labeled it Great Communicator".
The Clinton campaign was making plenty of tactical errors, without foreign assistance, and Trump was reaching white working-class voters far more effectively than the media recognized.
If you missed "brogramming's" rapid media-saturation ascent in the past year or so, let me bring you up to speed: The term arrived on the scene with a wink and a nod, the satire garden grew up around it, mass media recognized a trend, the obligatory Facebook community appeared, thebacklash began, then the dude-why-so-serious-backlash-to-the-backlashkicked in.
Unlike other industrialized countries, the media recognize only two political parties, only two are allowed in debates, only two get millions of dollars in campaign donations, and only two are represented in our national government.
Responsible media recognize they must mention the trigger for this move, but few want to pursue what it really means and would rather cite less consequential issues, like those enumerated above.
The topics he's worked on run the gamut, but the main thread is one of human-like understanding of various media: recognizing objects in images, actions in videos, and so on.
Anyone critically attuned to media recognizes that today's mainstream media comfort the comforted and afflict the afflicted.
Think tanks, human rights organizations, and the media recognize these demographics as significant research areas and produce the facts and figures that fuel debates and legislation.
Here is an established conservative host in mainstream media recognizing as conservative the least neo-con version of that creed that has been heard from a Republican for decades.
