Sentence examples for recognised for being from inspiring English sources

I just wanted to be recognised for being good at something.

You're recognised for being at the bleeding edge of fashion, but what's with the boater and yellow gloves?

Whereas I'm not like that, so I would never be in that position, I would never want to be recognised for being more of a celebrity".

Rated number one in this year's Times Higher Education Student Experience survey, the University of Sheffield is quite rightly being recognised for being a fantastic place to study in a poll that isn't exclusively focused on academia.

The 77-year-old widow of the billionaire Kerry Packer was recognised for being a benefactor to and patron of healthcare, medical research and social welfare groups, as well as for her philanthropic contributions to the arts for more than four decades.

"We want to be a company that sells itself, one that is recognised for being the best in its sector and one that people choose to buy from".

If there is anything "we" would like to be recognised for, it is Polish history and our input into British history.

But even though sharing our experience of the world is a human universal, wanting to be recognised for that isn't.

I started to hate fame, I didn't want to go out, because I didn't want to be recognised for what I was being recognised for.

Being feminine has its disadvantages in not being recognised for who you are, even if you are very out and proud.

And it's not being recognised for what it is by those involved.