Sentence examples for recognized not just from inspiring English sources

The company wants to be recognized not just for its sage, but also for its sage advice.

Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, said, "Alex recognized not just that populism was coming but the particular combination of ludicrous and dangerous that populism is.

He added that it was good to be recognized "not just for a set of pretty buildings, but for a set of values and principles and ideals".

"It's now for me to make a platform for the Filipino designers to be recognized — not just in Asia, but all over the world," he said.

And it's right that the daughter in "The Blue Necklace" should be recognized not just by her necklace but also by her dancing.

"It reflects a significant misunderstanding of the theatrical arts, and it does not give credit to Patricia for the remarkable job she's done to make this organization recognized not just across New York, but nationally".

He added: "That includes recognizing not just how to begin wars but how to end them".

True respect for life includes recognizing not just when it exists, but when it ceases to be meaningful.

Roberta Brandes Gratz, the author of several books on urban lifestyles and a former member of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, said Mr. Goldman's genius was in recognizing not just the value of old buildings but also the importance of their context.

Luis F. Baptista, a leading expert on bird song who had learned to recognize not just bird languages but also dialects and regional accents, died on Monday at his home in Sebastopol, Calif.

I would have given the Pulitzer to "The Pale King," knowing that to do so would have been to recognize not just this fine, unfinished work but also "Infinite Jest," "The Broom of the System," the story collections; the entire oeuvre of one of the greatest American fiction writers.