Sentence examples for recognised and talked from inspiring English sources

But psychiatric injuries should be widely recognised and talked about".

It's time we started recognising and talking more about the positives.

Thankfully, society is recognising and talking about mental health issues more frequently, and in speaking out Carlisle himself is doing a great service in this regard.

She argues that we need a way of recognising and talking about this unacknowledged role of the public sector, and points at the way Germany has tackled greening the economy.

In feeling more able to recognise and talk about their problems, due to better education and wider, open conversations (in which social media can play a very positive role in removing a sense of isolation), young people are steadily chipping away at the lingering shame that surrounds these things and getting the help they need.

Only one major change was implemented in the interview schedule, when it became apparent that practice nurses had problems recognising and talking about this condition and had limited experience of women after negative investigations.

On occasion somebody will recognise me and talk to me, and I very much try to remember how impossible it would have been for me to do something like that to somebody I admired and how much courage it takes, and how I need to be gracious and responsible and make them comfortable, and that's on me.

"We ask this truth to be recognised and words to be chosen when talking about it... and to respect the decisions of the international courts".

His father Peter said: "We talk about recognise and remove and the first heavy impact that should have been recognised and he should have been removed".

It was eventually recognised and treated.

Professional staff recognised and valued.