Sentence examples for still recognition from inspiring English sources

Still, recognition of survivors of gays is a polarizing issue for politicians.

Still, recognition came late: only in 1992 did the Mystery Writers of America grant him its highest accolade, the Grand Master Edgar.

"When they [white supervisors] come along and they point their fingers and tell the [black] workers what to do, there is still recognition that things have not changed much since the end of apartheid," he told the BBC.

Yet, recognition is still treated as if it's a scarce commodity.

Still, the recognition has not translated into a windfall.

In the interim, he still craved recognition from Westminster.

Still no recognition that they have privacy RIGHTS.

Revenge and Glee had great first seasons but immolated themselves so spectacularly afterwards, do they still deserve recognition?

But there was still no recognition of African-American history on the symbolic turf of the National Mall.

The Khoisan – comprising pastoral Khoikhoi and hunter-gatherer San, or Bushmen – claim they were dispossessed by colonialism and still lack recognition by the democratic government.

With "Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler (1899 1940)—Malerei und Grafik," a 1999 retrospective exhibition at the Stadtmuseum Dresden, she gained still broader recognition.