Sentence examples for outside recognition from inspiring English sources

"Outside recognition is very important," Marzio said.

'I embrace it, because it's a sign of outside recognition.

It certainly helps, in terms of wealth and outside recognition.

A few months later, 10 principals who had received outside recognition for their achievements met in my office.

Mr. Darrington first won outside recognition in 1962, when he was asked to build a sand castle for a travel exhibition at Olympia Stadium in London.

The J Street Project fits in with a body of work that tends to deal with cultural invisibility and things that are outside recognition.

The other, and more influential, is Somaliland in the northwest, which has proclaimed itself a separate nation and lobbied hard for both international recognition and outside assistance.

The parent molecules were decorated with linkers of different length, carrying an amino group to catch a putative anionic function outside the recognition site of the receptor.

There was no evidence of complicity between the combatants to unnecessarily prolong the agony beyond what were two of the most peace-riddled rounds in the history of the sport, outside mutual recognition of an obvious gulf in their commitment to battle.

"While in UK, she was from the colonies, and as not one of the Pankhurst people, she was outside their recognition," says Bedford. "Also, as one of the WFL people, she was against the war – another problem at the time – and she married a divorced person, who seems to have left his wife for her". Matters in fact turned down dentist William Arnold Porter three times.

Thus, if an operator has an unsure feeling, the assistance provides a feeling of reassurance outside of recognition.