Sentence examples for recognised simply by from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the lounge of his Newmarket home, Lester Piggott is as cool and collected as he was in the saddle, the composed exterior concealing an extravagant genius that dominated British racing for almost half a century, an icon recognised simply by his Christian name.

Nevertheless, other less conspicuous or drug-modified compartments cannot be unequivocally recognised simply by structural features (6).

Rather than being, for example, identified and recognised on the grounds of its form, meaning or function, in a word its belonging to an already classified, coded set, the said object would therefore be perceived and recognised simply as something that can be grasped by the hand.

Take this quiz to see which cities you can recognise simply from their subway typefaces.

Travel-papers in hand, you could turn yourself into an officially recognised foreigner simply by visiting the country next door which, with the advance of mechanised transport, became an ever more trivial undertaking.

Can you recognise them simply by looking at them?

The first is as to whether property rights, and hence the concept of property, are essentially legal in their nature, or whether they are more general social phenomena which are simply recognised and protected by law in all modern societies.

We call Michelangelo's David by a name his contemporaries would not have recognised – they simply called it "the Giant".

That is because he has often done the hard work already, either by forcing defenders into mistakes or simply by recognising the errors that they are about to make and putting himself in position to take advantage.

As a hospital porter she was simply not recognised by consultants who knew her well as a journalist.

The scale of this challenge has simply not been recognised by a Europe in the grip of economic austerity and frightened by rising xenophobia.