Sentence examples for recognized living from inspiring English sources

After her death, 116-year-old Marie-Louise Meilleur became the oldest recognized living person.

On White's death on 14 February 1991, Calment, then a week shy of 116, became the oldest recognized living person.

If the China Dream indicates more a collective ambition than an individual aspiration, and, in that sense, the translation of Zhongguo Meng by Chinese dream might be misleading, the Chinese citizens have already recognized living expressions of their national metamorphosis.

The fact that he had emerged as a graceful, compassionate, forgiving individual has had a staggering global impact, earning him a status unlike that of any other living individual — as the world's only universally recognized living saint.

All recognized living organisms are related by virtue of descent from the last universal common ancestor (the LUCA).

Today we would be skeptical of this story from 18th-century Somerset, but outbreaks of smallpox appeared occasionally in other isolated communities in England without any recognized living human source.

Even now, they say, after months of trying to goad the Mexican authorities into action, they still see criminals they recognize living large here in this border city, as untouchable as kings.

Consider the case of the university student whom British researchers refer to simply as J.B.R. Doctors found that upon recovering from swelling of the brain caused by herpes, J.B.R. could no longer recognize living things.

Kreyberg accused Reich of being ignorant of basic bacteriological and anatomical facts, while Reich accused Kreyberg of having failed to recognize living cancer cells under magnification.

Not all states recognize Living Wills as legally binding.

These control antibodies were negative with R29 parasites, however they do recognize live infected erythrocytes of the parasite strain in which they are predominantly expressed (Ghumra and Rowe, in preparation).