Sentence examples for more recognised from inspiring English sources

I think he wants to see me and American racing more recognised.

I'm more recognised when I walk around in Tokyo or Hong Kong than I am here.

More recognised the social conditions that could lead people to resort to crime; unlike the lawyer in Utopia who cannot understand why hanging 20 thieves at time from the gallows does not end slavery.

Today she is also probably more recognised for playing Isobel Crawley in Downton Abbey than for her theatrical achievements in everything from Shakespeare to Shaw to Hare to Pinter.

The Polynesian kingdom of Tonga isn't traditionally known for its prowess at winter sports; the snowless, tropical nation is more recognised for producing world class players in three forms of rugby – union, league and sevens.

But Lord Adonis, the former head of the institute and transport secretary under Gordon Brown points to evidence that elected mayors are more recognised by the electorate they serve.

The more he recognised it, the more it felt like hypocrisy.

The more he read, the more he recognised how Kim had wrested power from his father.

This is like the worst ever mashup of every James Ellroy novel, set in a Scotland I no more recognise than would Ellroy.

For elite men it's more recognising symptoms; concussion isn't more prevalent, but we're learning how to deal with it.

He's more widely recognised.