Sentence examples for recognition made from inspiring English sources

For instance, face recognition made sharing pictures automatic.

Later, when we were back in his truck, he admitted that the recognition made him anxious.

After the earthquake, Mr. Jean's worldwide recognition made him pop's most visible Haitian face.

In this period the NSO first achieved artistic recognition, made critically acclaimed recordings, and instituted the commissioning of new works.

The first recognition made him come to terms with a new age, the second restored the true direction of his poetry and also his finer humanity.

His lack of tact combined with his quest for recognition made it difficult for Whitehall to know what to do with him.

Similarly, in showbiz, immediate name recognition makes repeats, revivals and remakes seem safe.

Federal recognition makes tribes eligible for several federal assistance programs and classifies them as sovereign nations.

Two groups had used voice recognition, making it possible to talk to their films.

(The recognition makes March's Wanderjahre seem painfully close to Bellow's own).

The immediacy and recognition makes them both more overwhelming and more familiar.