Sentence examples for recognise among from inspiring English sources

In him we recognise, among many borrowings and echoes of other authors, Graham Greene's Querry from the novel of that title.

She explains: "In the Conservative party there are more people who are ideological about the BBC and would want to pare it back", but "I think the government and [new culture secretary] John Whittingdale are actually quite pragmatic and recognise among the people who vote for them that the BBC has great popularity.

In her view, though, "the government and John Whittingdale are actually quite pragmatic and recognise among the people who vote for them that the BBC has great popularity.

Clusters are difficult to recognise among common phage types and a more discriminatory subtyping method is needed.

Turing's fame has long been recognised among computer scientists and mathematicians.

The Women's Library houses a historical archive that is recognised among historians to be unique.

They are both Oxford University educated journalists who are recognised among the country's most prominent and highly paid newscasters.

Even in countries where the syndrome is recognised among children, it is hard for women to be treated for ADHD.

By virtue of it being our debut, it obviously means a lot to us, and it's great for it to be recognised among such prestigious talent".

According to family law barrister, Neelim Sultan: "Islamic ceremonies contracted in the UK are not recognised as legal, although recognised among the community as a customary marriage, whereas bigamy is a legal offence and only relevant to the civil ceremonies.

She has helped others to get federal funds for proper health care, though she is still fighting to have cancer recognised among the list of illnesses induced by 9/11.