Sentence examples for some sort of recognition from inspiring English sources
"I felt there should be some sort of recognition of it going back," he says.
Only in death did GG Allin achieve some sort of recognition as a footnote in rock's books of apocryphal.
Indeed, there was a bipartisan recognition, sometimes implicit, that most undocumented immigrants worked hard, served an important economic function, and, ultimately, deserved some sort of recognition.
Ill treatment has bred suspicion, and aborigines worry that the statute law in which their rights are enshrined can be changed relatively easily, so they want some sort of recognition in the constitution.
Clovis established Paris as the capital of his new kingdom, and in 508 he received some sort of recognition from Emperor Anastasius, possibly an honorary consulship, and the right to use the imperial insignia.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I believe that some sort of recognition of the injustice of the expulsion of so many Palestinians from Israel proper is a core demand, but not a literal insistence that more than a symbolic number would actually "return".
A Yates revival is currently under way and some sort of commercial recognition appears imminent.
More than two-thirds of Catholic voters supported some sort of legal recognition of gay couples' relationships: 44 percent favored marriage, and 25 percent preferred civil unions.
Recent surveys suggest more than half the population supports at least some sort of legal recognition for same-sex couples, if not marriage.
The Kurds even find it hard to unite among themselves over means or aims -- some insist on independence, others would be happy with some sort of official "recognition" and autonomy, while others have gravitated toward guerrilla groups espousing causes from Islamist extremism to revolutionary Marxism.
It's a little long, there's the odd duff track, and even in the pantheon of Bernard Sumner lyrical clunkers there needs to be some sort of special recognition award for "I want a nice car / A girlfriend who's as pretty as a star".
