Sentence examples for read and recognized from inspiring English sources

"It's completely out of step with what's being published, read, and recognized in other Australian literary awards lists, and in world literature more generally".

And I believe that anyone who takes the time to read the piece and pen a response to it probably deserves the courtesy of having their comment read and recognized.

LSE is becoming more widely read and recognized.

This editorial outlines how, and why, CBE Life Sciences Education is becoming more widely read and recognized.

So rather than press a particular book in your hand that I think the Great American Read missed, I'll suggest this: Remember the jolt delivered by the first great book you read, and recognize that you can still feel it.

We read and recognize truth-telling when we see it.

For example, when gifted children with dyslexia are better able to learn orthographic knowledge (i.e., letter clusters) than averagely intelligent children with dyslexia, they read and recognize longer words and/or words of larger complexity (Bekebrede, Van der Leij, & Share, 2009).

As you read and recognize, keep your mind open to all types of poetry.

The index of cognitive information difficulty (Dinfo) are measured at the psychological level for the application of learning and design when people are reading and recognizing the Chinese sentences; thus, how to effectively monitor the information difficulty for the purpose of educational learning and design becomes an essential issue.

From doing a lot of art theory reading and recognizing this post-medium condition where everything bleeds into everything else, I got really into curating music at openings and stuff and making iPods for people.

Its top-down and control-based leadership culture, once a source of success, now prevented leaders from reading and recognizing information that, in a culture of fear and control, no one ever wants to communicate upwards - thereby preventing the company from learning as a system.