Sentence examples for recognised for something from inspiring English sources

Ms Dumas is not unhappy about her auction results, but she resents being defined by them: "You want to be recognised for something that you've done," she says.

If you've won any awards during your career or your business has been recognised for something, make sure you include details on your website.

When we received the news I really got a real good warm glow, a real sense of pride that I'd been recognised for something that I have been involved in for so many years".

To be recognised for doing something that I love, something so refreshing, it's amazing.

"It's just nice to be recognised for doing something well".

Sexism may not yet be recognised for what it is, but something about masculine attitudes to morality is shifting on the terraces.

This was a father, lost for a moment, comprehending the horror of what he was witnessing by recognising something familiar, something close to home.

We need sexual exploitation to be recognised for what it is: not the work of a few out-of-control men, but something institutional, something rotten in our whole society.

While viewed as something of a curiosity by rock music critics, Wonderwall Music is recognised for its inventiveness in fusing Western and Eastern sounds, and as being a precursor to the 1980s world music trend.

"I do fear being recognised for things I don't want to be recognised for.

With that play, Lavery herself recognised that something changed.