Sentence examples for recognised like this from inspiring English sources

To be recognised like this is important for them.

It said: "It is a monstrous disgrace that this Lawrence woman, who is no friend of Great Britain, and who is totally without merit, should be recognised like this or in any other way.

"It's wonderful to get our work recognised like this," he says, "but we are still a long long way from eradicating needless discrimination against people who have made mistakes but have paid their debt to society and want to take their place alongside everyone else".

"I had a good season and I'm just happy to be recognised like this".

It is not the first time Sir David has been recognised like this - a fossil of a fish that lived 380 million years ago was named Materpiscis attenboroughi.

"It is a massive honour for me to be recognised like this - it is not often that a cyclist is honoured without winning an Olympic medal," said the 26-year-old from he Isle of Man.

It was brilliant to be recognised like that in America.

We were still recognised, like, and I think it was worth it".

Those 27 birds are tagged and recognised like well-known friends.

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There are people I recognise like Andy Serkis and new people that I've never seen before like Daisy Ridley.