Sentence examples for recognized forever from inspiring English sources

Now he and the rest of the Class of 2000 will be recognized forever in the Hall.

By "it," he seemingly means the whole "being recognized forever as a wannabe rapist" thing.

To recapture that spirit we would like to offer that September 12 be recognized forever more as National Unity Day, a day dedicated to remembering that we are all in this together: young, old, right, left, conservative, liberal, white, and black.

The "Mona Lisa," "The Scream," "American Gothic," and the best of Andy Warhol's "Marilyn"s all share with the Whistler the distillation of a meaning instantly recognized and forever inexhaustible.

But the resulting bond that was created with my first child is a gift that I have always recognized and will forever cherish.

After all, who can guarantee that a sponge dipped in blue paint will forever be recognized as a work of art?

After graduating, they can forever recognize one another.

No!… Every rational being would still have to recognize himself as forever strictly bound to the precepts of morals; for its laws are formal and command unconditionally without regard to ends" (5:451).

But this decision is a sign that some judges are beginning to recognize they cannot forever ride roughshod over public opinion — which in a democracy, after all, is supposed to be the core of legitimacy.

My favorite Oliveros quote: 'Listen to a sound until you no longer recognize it.' Forever etched in Emeralds dead wax.

That doesn't sound like a long walk, but it would take forever because everybody recognized him and would stop him to talk and ask for his autograph.