Sentence examples for recognised when the from inspiring English sources

The value of his contribution to prewar English modernism was recognised when the Tate Gallery acquired one of his paintings in 1965.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, a former Conservative foreign secretary, said it had been British policy for generations that a state is recognised when the territory in question has a government, an army and a military capability.

Crosby's knighthood has not yet been officially announced, but sources familiar with the honours list effectively confirmed that Crosby would be recognised when the full names are revealed on Thursday, following reports in the Sunday Times.

In 1947, the present Queen's wedding was a natural subject, and another ancient tradition commenced, whose crucial importance was recognised when the sisters of a doubt-beset Diana pointed out that she had to go ahead with it because the tea towels were already on sale.

Redmayne's performance could also see him highly recognised when the major award nominations are announced next year.

Thorpe's performances as Australia's leading medalist for the Games were recognised when the Australian Olympic Committee granted him the honour of carrying the flag at the closing ceremony.

To this can be added a mentality that intuitively or otherwise allows him to recognise when the moment is right.

True conservatives fear anything that is at odds with the status quo, even to the extent of being unable to recognise when the status quo represents injustice.

Or, as his final research piece of 2010 put it: "I've been doing this job long enough to recognise when the markets are entering a new phase of madness that leaves me scratching my head with bemusement.

The workers' immune systems produced antibodies to destroy the foreign cells, but because porcine and human neurological cells are so similar, the antibodies didn't recognise when the foreign cells had been eliminated – and began destroying the healthy human neural tissue of the workers.

The converse is also true: to recognise when the force is with someone, as Dhoni did after Ravindra Jadeja's daring innings at Lord's.