Sentence examples for recognized as real from inspiring English sources

Expected to compromise with the officers, whose grievances he recognized as real, Coolidge surprised the electorate by doing an end run around the mayor, firing the strikers, and sending in the State Guard to deal with violence and looting in the city.

The struggle of domestic work is to be recognized as "real work".

Just a few that were addressed at the conference: fatigue, finances, fear of recurrence, immune function, intimacy, relationships, cognitive issues and chemo brain (which is now recognized as real).

But the report also notes that adolescents should be recognized as real agents of change in their communities.

We decided to use the random letter permutation and not the letter permutation of the real words, since the later can be still occasionally recognized as real words (e.g., Wentura et al. 2005).

For example, Taekwondo has many different flavors, but only Kukkiwon and ITF are recognized as real Taekwondo.

But, unlike the hard-to-define nature of its performance-art antecedents, "The Cage Project" and its kin clearly express their purpose, and the performances are accompanied by actions that the larger public can more easily recognize as real.

Its import emerges only gradually, camouflaged by the sprawling absurdist jumble of themes that can only be described as Pynchonesque, over the only time frame Pynchon recognizes as real: the hours (that stretch into days) it takes to relay one of his sweeping narratives, hours that do "not so much elapse as grow less relevant".

What the new episodes often resemble is the type of post-"Friends" sitcom that is defined by a jokey solipsism, in which the humor comes not from anything we'd recognize as real life but from the barely distinguishable characters' constant battle to one-up one another.

There aren't so many of us left, and we're being squeezed from all sides at the exact same moment that new mediums like Twitter and Yelp have become all opinion, all the time, with little in their digitized streams of yak that a critic might recognize as real criticism.

The sphere of legitimate debate is the one journalists recognize as real, normal, everyday terrain.