Sentence examples for recognition something from inspiring English sources

Yet for all the recognition, something was missing.

The privacy and personal dignity of gay men and lesbians could be secured only by public recognition, something Harvey Milk seems to have understood earlier than many of his contemporaries.

On Monday opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said Labor would consider a treaty with Aboriginal Australians alongside constitutional recognition, something new Labor senator Pat Dodson raised at the beginning of the campaign.

Something pushes a memory into the great void of oblivion, something distorts it beyond recognition, something misunderstands it totally, something, and this something is as good as nothing, recalls it with sharpness, clarity and accuracy.

Above all, the family name is a shortcut to national recognition, something that the Marco Rubios of the race may need months and many millions of dollars to match – although the inherited advantage may evaporate as fast as Clinton's did in 2008 if newcomers can gain enough momentum to turn voters against the dynasties.

He said he would look to a treaty with Aboriginal Australians alongside constitutional recognition, something new Labor Senate candidate Pat Dodson raised at the beginning of the campaign, but when pressed said he could not give all the answers at one time.

The research suggests that children with autism can be trained to become better at face recognition -- something that scientists at Yale and other universities are trying.

Pattern recognition is something that comes only with experience.

But recognition is something I probably haven't had.

As if in recognition of something missing for him when he woke.

Superficially, this sounds like a routine bureaucratic recognition of something that already exists.