Sentence examples for most recognised in from inspiring English sources

While most recognised in a series of Man Ray photographs as Sélavy, Duchamp also attributed several of his artworks to the alter ego, signing the pieces in her name.

Lack of time, EBM-resources, knowledge and skills are the barriers that are most recognised in existing literature.

Today the name Chantelle is one of the most recognised in Britain.

The Royal Shakespeare Company's Wolf Hall plays, based on Hilary Mantel's award-winning novels, secured eight nominations, making it the most recognised in the straight play categories.

Their music is some of the most recognised in the world, introduced to children as lullabies to get them to sleep, or blasted out by their parents at home.

The good news for Yahoo is its brand is still one of the most recognised in the world.

The IOC has its Olympic Rings the most recognised symbol in the world, it claims.

Before receiving the intervention, the women were able to identify a median of four non-lump symptoms from the list of nine (IQR: 2 6), and most recognised a lump in the breast or armpit as symptoms.

Although some commentators were frustrated by Hughes's failure to dominate in Test cricket as much as he did in other forms, most recognised that he was yet in the early stages of his career, and that as his prime approached he was likely to become a regular in the side.

Of the 252 people reviewed in the study, most recognised the spiders much quicker than other images known to induce fear, such as flies and needles.

Audiences will have the chance to view 35 haute couture pieces plus a selection of their famed "Dolls": replicas of antique dolls dressed in the designers' most recognised looks.