Sentence examples for recognised by its from inspiring English sources

The actual structural shape of a text is not the achievement of that particular text: despite its uniqueness, it is recognised by its regularities which arise from the speaker's meaning-wording as a response to the context of situation: the text is realising in a specific type of CC.

Australia's Lowry is finally being recognised by its artistic elite - but is it for the right reasons?

Although popularly recognised by its use of dots, Johnson suggests it is "the layering of meaning" – multiple depictions of geography, history and ceremony "seamlessly fused into one visual image" – that is the essence of Papunya painting.

Its harsh, sharp, Anglo-Saxon sounding rhythm and diction, its vivid, grandiose imagery and its sheer energy immediately set it apart from contemporaneous work, a feature recognised by its enthusiastic reviewers.

The quality of its student body is recognised by its business sponsors who are keen to back its research projects.

The forest's unique array of plants and wildlife is recognised by its status as a site of special scientific interest and a national park.

Its qualities were recognised by his son, who named it.

The medieval "canon" of scripture, i.e. the list of books recognised as belonging to the bible differed somewhat from the canon recognised by Protestants, notably by its inclusion of Machabees.

The independence of the breakaway Georgian region was recognised by Russia after its short war with Georgia in August 2008.

Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, a move not recognised by Belgrade or its ally Russia, and tensions have remained high between the two sides.

Camel Milk Victoria was also recognised by Choice for its claim that camel milk bolsters the immune system against bacteria and infection and aids "those who have autism, diabetes, tuberculosis, cancer, stomach ulcers and more".