Sentence examples for receives due from inspiring English sources

Mr. James, a singer-songwriter of protean instinct, receives due credit for the band's multiplicity.

Eisenhower receives due credit for keeping the defense budget low, refusing to countenance gunboat diplomacy in the Suez crisis and warning about the "military-industrial complex".

The guitarist Bill Frisell receives due credit for many things — his fluidity, his whimsy, his sly mastery of timbre and color — but probably not enough for his rhythm.

(Chinen) A TRIBUTE TO ELMO HOPE (Tuesday and Wednesday) Elmo Hope, an articulate bebop pianist who died more than 40 years ago, receives due tribute here from an ensemble that includes his widow, Bertha Hope, on piano.

The level of tabloid attention she receives due to her relationships with at least three very famous boys [Justin Bieber, Nick Jonas and Taylor Lautner] – she laughs when I use the word "men" – also has an effect.

Whisperings of theatrical greatness in Perth, for example, rarely reach the east coast in time for flights to be booked, while experimental beauty in Brisbane – or, god help us, regions like Albury and Wollongong – scarcely receives due attention before the stern economy of short seasons vanish productions to air.

The accused will receive due process.

Those guilty will receive due punishment".

The five convicted spies, he said, received "due process that they would never receive in Cuba".

The Royal College of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians agree – provided those at risk of complications receive due care.

Here she is expressing her concern that President Reagan has not received due credit.