Sentence examples for recognised heard from inspiring English sources

This was consistently reflected in statements that they did not feel recognised, heard or taken seriously.

40, as well as Schumann and even Chopin, in the flexibility of Farrenc's tunes, but the result is something distinctively her own: a uniquely expressive and significant voice that needs to be recognised and heard.

Some songs I recognise from hearing them on the radio years ago, yet only now can I match those snatches of song to an artist and album.

They feel that they are not heard, recognised or appreciated.

Cisplatin neurotoxicity (Peltier and Russell, 2002) and ototoxicity (Schaefer et al, 1985; Bartoshuk, 1995) are widely recognised, with hearing impairment reported in up to 81% of patients treated with high-dose cisplatin (Laurell and Jungnelius, 1990).

Yet the check isn't supposed to be testing what words a child would recognise if they heard them; it's meant to be assessing their skills in blending letter sounds, regardless of the result.

She says: This is a watershed moment for our health service... [Francis] has recognised what we hear on our helpline every day - too many parts of the NHS has lost its way and forgotten that care and compassion should be at the heart of what staff do.

"They were finally being heard and recognised in other countries," she says.

He is free to write and just be himself, while the rest of us are struggling to be heard and recognised.

It might be better for LGBTQ people in the Arab world now than it was ten years ago, but the fight to be heard and recognised continues.

It is recognised that progressive hearing loss relates to both genetic and environmental factors, and to the interaction between these factors [ 5, 6].