Sentence examples for past recognition from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the doctor has received past recognition in China.

Mr. Snowden did not start out as a spy, and calling him one bends the term past recognition.

She has mined Shepherd's richly imagined history to create a tableau vivant of epochs and people that time has transformed almost past recognition.

The show has been dumbed down, its humor broadened past recognition, and the two episodes provided for review — Thursday's season premiere, "History 101," and the Feb.

Because high novelty is a salient identity marker, authors' past recognition for highly novel work helps same authors' new highly novel work earn positive audience valuation.

Although on-the-job training has sufficed in the past, recognition of this workforce as a specialty practice domain now demands specialist educational preparation.

Others were less enthusiastic: Futterman described it as "a blended-past-recognition, laden-with-harmonies Beatles tune" and the point where the show "entered sappy hour", and Slezak said it was "not the most ringing endorsement for the National Champions' 2013 chances" and graded it a "C+".

Different potential determinants for the past-month recognition or past-year reporting of suspected ADRs were screened using χ tests for categorical variables.

This realization kindled in them a consciousness of their own past, a recognition of being the heirs to this same civilization and of speaking a language that had changed remarkably little in the two and a half millennia since the time of Pericles.

Ms. Wright said that in the past voice recognition software would become confused by people's names — which "Jennifer" are you trying to call? — or by attempting to differentiate between the words "pitchers and pictures," which "sound very similar but mean different things".

South Korea shrugged off an acceleration in its trade deficit, and Singapore moved past official recognition that it has entered a technical recession.