Sentence examples for recognised not just from inspiring English sources

He said he found it "deeply humbling" to be recognised not just for his photography but also his journalism.

As he passed through the hands of Deccan potentates, he became recognised not just as a soldier, but as a military and political strategist.

However, isn't it a major triumph to get psychological abuse officially recognised, not just in terms of the abused, or the abusers, but also for those who need to better understand the multifaceted nature of abuse?

IdeasTap went some way to redressing this balance, providing young people from all backgrounds with the tools they needed to break into the creative industries so that the most talented could be recognised, not just those with the most family money behind them.

One or two lawyer's amendments were virtually all that it required before acceptance by a publisher who recognised not just the poignant nature of its posthumous discovery but the intrinsic value of the last serious work by one of the most gifted writers of his generation, an unexpected addition to a small but notable legacy.

It's hard not to feel that if Steadman was weirder, hermetic, less astonishingly prolific and more pretentiously grandiose, he'd be recognised not just as a very good artist, but as one of the world's few very greats.

And eventually the world came to recognise not just the courage but the profound rightness of his achievement.

But I think more and more people are recognising not just how important their national identity is to them but how important it is to our country.

It never ceases to amaze and delight me that I recognise not just the words and their meaning but the actual identity of the speaker.

Recognising not just the theatre's but most of the western world's antipathy for puppets, he even admits: "It's ridiculous - I wouldn't pay to see it".

He added: "In my opinion, the under-treatment of people with mental illness is a major scandal and governments must recognise not just the direct impact of mental illness but also the indirect ways it harms people's lives".