Sentence examples for recognised like that from inspiring English sources

It was brilliant to be recognised like that in America.

Consequently this is mainly a reversal for women, as well as a setback for parliament which intended to pass a law that recognised, like Lord Hoffman, that harmful culture must change.

Loewy liked to say the "goal of design is to sell" and "the loveliest curve I know is the sales curve": the Coca-Cola bottle boasts lovely curves and is a globally recognised design that sells like… Coca-Cola. .

But recognised that that love was a little hard, a little bittersweet".

Grooming is a recognised phenomenon that could be stamped out if the political will was there.

It made drag a recognised art form that wasn't just men frocking up in secret pubs and clubs".

Some ACELS-recognised schools that have high numbers of Chinese students are developing new ways of integrating learners, like separate introduction classes.

"Institutional racism has become a recognised term," that person said.

Like Jones, McKellen is one of those movie stars so admired and widely recognised today that one forgets how long it took the public to start widely recognising him.

"Also, target shooting is a recognised sport that families can enjoy together.

"Sure, it's only a partially recognised republic, but that's still an important position.