Sentence examples for still being recognized from inspiring English sources

He was always tickled at still being recognized from the Big Fig Newton commercials.

Still, being recognized "was very personal and rewarding," she said.

Children and individuals whose potential is still being recognized and researched and understood.

Having grown up listening to music of American artists, he admits his music sounds more "American" than K-Pop, saying it is the style of music he wants to make, while still being recognized as K-Pop.

Nonetheless, many features of the isolated substorm can still be recognized.

When examined microscopically in thin sections or polished blocks, cell walls, cuticles (the outer wall of leaves), spores, and other structures can still be recognized (see below Macerals).

"I don't want a particular look, but the training is important, so that, when you have all these choreographers working here, the company can still be recognized as the Royal Ballet.

University of Reading Research shows that Ice Age people living in Europe 15,000 years ago might have used forms of some common words including I, you, we, man and bark, that in some cases could still be recognized today.

He may still be recognized today, but Polanski's film shows just how important and revered Stewart was during his time racing, constantly sought out for autographs and praised by fans.

The two medieval towns, now merged into and overgrown by the modern city, can still be recognized by their narrow winding streets, which are in contrast to the spacious roads of the newer neighbourhoods.

The division into north and south can still be recognized here, but the differences are less pronounced.