Sentence examples for recognised person from inspiring English sources

"I became a more recognised person in Russia, and I became more professional.

On Lowe, Wolff said: "I think he is a recognised person in the paddock who has been with McLaren for 15 to 20 years.

This makes sense, if you think for a moment of times you've recognised a person from a distance, long before you were able to make out their face.

I want to test it out, with my girlfriend as the person-shaped thing, but she won't, unsportingly – says she's worried that after all the Christmas bingeing, she won't be recognised as person-shaped.

It is recognised that persons with pre-hypertension are at higher risk of progressing to hypertension, and becoming prone to hypertension-associated cardiovascular diseases [ 12, 25, 26].

Where births remain unregistered, there is an implication that children are not recognised as persons before the law … access to fundamental rights and freedoms may be compromised … existence has never been recorded, there is no guarantee that their disappearance will be either … as they will not be included in statistical information about children, their situation cannot be monitored (p.2).

Therefore, a person-centred approach to health-promotion, aiming to recognise each person's different and constantly changing experiences and requirements, is desirable.

For example, Jeremy (Palliative Specialist) identifies his care focused on the whole person: "I think part of helping death and dying is recognising the person in the bed, who they are, who they've been, and help them see the value they've been…that there's a purpose, as much as that's possible".

Do you recognise this person?

'Certainly, I recognise that person in me.

However, recognising each person would probably be a step too far.