Sentence examples for still be recognised from inspiring English sources

Previously, this wasn't the case, so you could still be recognised as traumatised if, let's say, a relative was kidnapped.

But even if he wasn't a regular here, I suspect he would still be recognised by the waiters, because he never tries to disguise himself in public.

Although some science subjects may be less intellectually demanding than, say, literary criticism or art history, it should still be recognised that many bright sixth-formers choose to study them.

All of our loved ones who died in Kolyma, all those who were shot, beaten to death, sucked dry by starvation, can still be recognised even after tens of years.

This depositional environment, which can still be recognised along the coast today, is controlled by wind-driven currents.

The health and social services spokesman said adoptions taking place in England and Wales would still be recognised in Guernsey.

Nunn claimed on the film's 25th anniversary two years ago that he was still being recognised in public as Radio Raheem: "It's pretty much a daily thing.

Senanayake, who is a vocal activist for women's rights, was strangely not impressed: "I'm still being recognised as a beauty queen, but I've been a high commissioner and in politics for such a long time.

"It is funny because he hated being recognised, he wasn't comfortable with it and when he eventually retired he was still being recognised and I used to joke with him saying 'don't worry dad, in two years' time everyone will have forgotten you'.

However, Papps was still being recognised as the character twenty years later.

Demand is a major potential source of innovation, yet the critical role of demand as a key driver of innovation has still to be recognised in government policy.