Sentence examples for more recognition as from inspiring English sources
He deserved more recognition as an actor.
So like Irish traditional dancing has enjoyed more respect, Morris deserves more recognition as an integral part of our culture.
"Quite a few people have played jazz on the bassoon, but the violin and cello have had more recognition" as crossover instruments, Ms. Grice said.
This new generation believes Beauvoir deserves more recognition as a philosopher than she has received -- being perhaps better known, at least in this country, as the lover and follower of Jean-Paul Sartre, her lifelong companion.
It also struck me that Turpin, like most historical figures, has been reduced to a one or two fact crib note – when he deserves more recognition as one of boxing's ultimate rags to riches to rags stories.
And just when the people were beginning to speak, they would often be dismissed as 'complaining,' airing 'grievances' or 'venting.' I'm quite sure that if these 'complaints' were given more recognition as genuine and honest examples of political expression, then many would have been able to develop the confidence to improve and refine how politics is discussed and debated in this country".
After the London attacks, there is less talk of understanding the despair that motivates suicide-bombers, and more recognition that, as Tony Blair has put it, there is an evil ideology underlying the attacks.
However, hospital clowns also desire better interdisciplinary collaboration and financial security as well as more recognition of their work.
As biocuration is gradually gaining more recognition, we reckon that our platform as well as others will each play a part in improving community-driven pathway enrichment [ 90].
Seldom noticed players such as Park, who combines workrate with very respectable technique, deserve more recognition and Valencia looks as if he is now settling down after making the challenging switch from Wigan Athletic to United.
The Spiels' restaurant won recognition as well as more sales.
