Sentence examples for recognition bestowed from inspiring English sources
Now the game is benefitting from the sense of occasion and recognition bestowed by venue – whether that is the national stadium or BBC One on a Saturday night.
This highest form of honor and recognition bestowed by the institution is given in recognition of Tom's "distinguished achievements throughout [his] professional life".
It is the highest academic recognition bestowed in Italy.
My girlfriend walks out the door, so it's on with the experiment: time to grasp for some of the money, fame and recognition bestowed upon Dexter.
Their trips to "China and Jerusalem, [are] a form of recognition that cannot be taken back" and "the two sides [must] work to reorient their relationship, the recognition bestowed by a presidential visit cannot be reversed.
Recognition bestowed by this particular institution, known as the Red Guide, can make or break a restaurant -- "especially in France," said Rita Jammet, one of New York's celebrated foodies, at the New York awards celebration last night.
This subseries contains material pertaining to official recognitions bestowed to Schapiro and eulogies either delivered by him to fellow friends and those given during Schapiro's funeral.
Because the missions mixed different Native American groups together and forced all of them to give up much of their cultural identity, many of these groups cannot meet the requirements of continuous cultural and geographical identity required to be federally recognized tribes, with the many benefits such recognition bestows.
Christine received the 2014 Helen Keller Personal Achievement Award from the American Foundation for the Blind, a recognition formerly bestowed upon Ray Charles, Patty Duke, and Stevie Wonder among others.
Special recognition was bestowed on Helen Marotta for serving 25 years as a volunteer with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program.
But the issue of Indian casinos has taken on a special urgency in Connecticut since late June, when the Bureau of Indian Affairs bestowed recognition on a third tribe, the Eastern Pequots, to the alarm of many state and local officials.
