Sentence examples for never fully recognized from inspiring English sources
He used to fall in the category of great-player-on-a-bad-team, never fully recognized because he played on losing teams that rarely reached the playoffs.
But we also discovered assets in our city that we had never fully recognized: depths of courage, sacrifice, generosity, kindness, compassion, defiance, determination and resilience.
Her strategy led to his conviction, but she wasn't allowed to present the case at trial, and her contribution was never fully recognized.
And yes, the jewels will also symbolize her contrition when, yearning for reconciliation with the daughter she had never fully recognized, she converts them into the true gold of the good.
But another, little-remembered factor is also at play: China's lingering resentment that its contributions to the Allies' victory against Japan in World War II were never fully recognized and have yet to translate into political capital in the region.
Not for the men themselves, all of whom are believed to be dead (Meeks died in 2003), but for their families and for the good of a country whose institutions have never fully recognized the injustices committed by the naval authorities in 1944 or the lingering effects of the racial animus underlying them.
And because of environmental generational amnesia, we might never fully recognize its extent.
Part of the poignancy of Foster's Reno is that she never fully recognizes what she has already, which is to say herself; she's a sad sack in her own farce, which includes equal measures of glitz and hope.
In the series "Rose on a Hillside," he keeps the rose but restlessly changes the background — a European town, a country cottage, a cluster of skyscrapers — underscoring an interconnectedness that most of us, without the help of an artist, will never fully recognize.
Trump will never fully recognize this fact until he actually does run, though.
"His vigilance from Day One — the utter competence he exuded — will never be fully recognized, because we'll never know what could have happened otherwise.
