Sentence examples for recognition though from inspiring English sources

As for recognition, though, they won't say no.

For all the recognition, though, he said, his three-year battle exhausted him.

In 1972, after a cover article in New York magazine proclaimed him "the best primitive painter since Grandma Moses," he gained wide recognition, though by then much of his best work was in the past.

There is recognition, though, that what may work in the Caribbean will not do in Bangladesh, where the pitches can be batsman-friendly, and they will need considerable skills to prevent the later order hitters from taking games away in the space even of a single over.

To make this picture plausible without distorting history beyond recognition, though, any moment that contradicts it — the centuries of Iberian greatness that left South America speaking Spanish and Portuguese, the entirety of the Italian Renaissance, in Venice and Florence — has to be rushed past in a breathless half-sentence concession.

He seems less concerned with achieving commercial success or recognition, though, than moving on to his next projects.

Leeyo is not just any revenue recognition company, though, because it has already made the transition to the new ASC 606 accounting rules set to go into effect next year, a factor that particularly excited Zuora CEO Tien Tzuo.

In the Recognition Scene, though, he clicked with Stemme and a moment that can normally drag became a musical and dramatic highlight.

The fortune of recognition accorded ASSK though has delivered to her the obligation and blessing to be unambiguous even if not perhaps compatible with political ambition.

There was though, recognition of the GP's dilemma in disclosing information and some reflected on family members or friends for whom disclosure would be the wrong option.

Mr. Popik, 42, has fought for recognition even though the finding is listed in The Encyclopedia of New York City.