Sentence examples for recognise writing from inspiring English sources

The BBC rendered an invaluable service for these writers: the BBC paid, and this was a startling novelty for men who had come from a region where radio was a business that didn't recognise writing as a form of work.

Intended to recognise "writing at its most novel", and to "reward fiction that breaks the mould or extends the possibilities of the novel form", the inaugural Goldsmiths award went to Eimear McBride's stream-of-consciousness A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing, while Ali Smith won the prize last year for her dual narrative How to Be Both.

Instead, the new manual will have a broader learning disorder category to cover several conditions including dyslexia, which causes difficulty understanding letters and recognising written words.

Morgan comes in at No3. "Regarding the team selection, I reckon it's time the term 'diplomatic injury' was recognised," writes John Starbuck.

Sherlock had a good showing meanwhile, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman earning awards and Stephen Moffat being recognised for writing on His Last Vow.

Another necessity is for banks to recognise, and write down, non-performing loans.

Perhaps we can only recognise and reward writing by minorities when its subject matter is not uncomfortably close to home – and that includes Rushdie's work, which is international in tone and mostly subcontinental in its content.

The heroic struggle of bringing up children and all the emotional caretaking that entails; these things are seldom recognised and written about in theatre and culture".

"There's been some great sportswomen like Keri-Anne Payne, it's sad they are not recognised," she wrote on Twitter. .

They seem to have found evidence that some form of written language was being attempted by our Stone Age ancestors, an idea that – if substantiated – would push back the recognised birth of writing from about 6,000 years ago, as produced by the first agrarian societies, to an incredible 30,000 years ago.

"We didn't recognise the writing.