Sentence examples for recognition who from inspiring English sources

With decades of experience in the chamber and incredible public recognition, who better to take on Amber Rudd?

Which is silly, he admits, because he so craved recognition – who doesn't? "It's a problem with no solution," he says.

"You're bringing in somebody with high recognition who hopefully is going to appeal to younger viewers," Mr. Schafer said.

It's the story of Jake (the musician Jake Rabinbach), a young Memphis rocker inching his way into recognition, who, in New York, meets Lucy Shannon Esperr), a young actress, and lures her down to Memphis for a visit.

An article in Arts & Ideas on Saturday about a new encyclopedia of advertising misstated the surname of a character in William Gibson's novel "Pattern Recognition" who is a cool-hunter, a connoisseur of advertising symbols and allusions.

SCORECARD -- The commercial is reflective of Mr. Mondale's position in this race, a politician with near-universal name recognition who needs to do little more in the next six days than to let people know that he is in the race and able to fill the office.

And then she has this moment of recognition, like, Who am I? What have I become?

Our support was not so much for Clinton as a recognition of who the enemy was".

"We accede to their recognition of who the top students are and who will excel in our programs.

His nomination as the Vice-Presidential candidate is a recognition of who controls the G.O.P's wider agenda.

Mr. Wood said Officer Shelby was "a drug recognition expert," who had received specialized training in 2014.