Sentence examples for recognized meant from inspiring English sources

As recently as a few decades ago, getting recognized meant that candidates and their minions had to devise eye-catching curios that were also collectible.

Our Constitution begins with those three simple words, words we've come to recognize mean all the people, not just some; words that insist we rise and fall together.

Our Constitution begins with those three simple words, words we've come to recognize mean all the people, not just some.

Of the recognized means of knowledge (pramana), the Charvaka recognized only direct perception (anubhava).

Despite some cynicism among Roman aristocrats toward the state religion, its ceremonial was kept up and was a recognized means of political manipulation; thus priesthoods could give more lasting power than magistracies, in addition to the cachet of social success.

He also advocated extending the franchise to women, provided that such a radical political change would be introduced only through constitutionally recognized means (Wood 1957, 71).

The behavior technology under development at MathEngine and other commercial and academic groups is essential to transform this new medium into a legitimate, recognized means of creative expression.

Food fortification is an internationally recognized means of bringing vitamins and minerals to the majority of a country's population.

Handling CCHF-infected animal materials, such as milk and meat, is a recognized means of infection (19) and the probable means of infection for most of our patients, since none had a reported history of tick bite.

They had expected to be recognized & meant it only as a prank, but the Scoutmaster ran off & called the police.

Defense lawyers recognized that meant that the files themselves were not classified "top secret" or "secret".