Sentence examples for recognized at last from inspiring English sources

It is the grin of a shy fellow happy to be recognized, at last, as a member of the gang in good standing".

"You can't know the sheer joy of finally having your ideas understood and valued, of being recognized at last as an outstanding citizen and leader," Mr. Starr said.

Mr. Demme was on hand to present a special Oscar to his old mentor, the 83-year-old producer and director Roger Corman, whose prolific career in low-budget exploitation cinema was being recognized, at last, by the industry establishment that for most of his long working life he'd had precious little to do with.

Sherman, sensing that he was being made a mere figurehead and recognizing, at last, his declining health and worsening memory, resigned his office on April 25 , 1898

In the mirror of honest collective self-reflection we recognize at last a self-destructive gunman who believes he is an island.

We must recognize, at last, that racial violence, including the cycle of suffering and slow death that hovers over Black communities, is structural as well as individual.

Seniors on the football and cheer squads were recognized at their last home game of the season, which turned out to be a 39-36 win for the Rebels, who were playing rival Chadwick.

During the current period of a national economic emergency, one would think that the academy would recognize, at long last, that a sharp and critical mind and a willingness to voice difficult questions should be a requirement of one in the catbird seat of authority.

THE U.S.' UNDERMINED MILITARY President Clinton at long last has recognized — at least on paper — the dangerous deterioration of our armed services.

Group A patients had their diabetes recognized at least 5 years prior to inclusion and for at least two last years were on insulin.

"We get recognized at clubs.