Sentence examples for story recognition from inspiring English sources

VC is about story recognition.

"I think it's fantastic that the award is finally helping to bring the short story the recognition it deserves in the UK".

Fail to reward those stories with recognition and publicity and you're side-lining half of human experience.

He also uncovers an unacknowledged layer of feminism in the story, a bitter recognition of the inadequacy of male responses to violence against women.

Central to the story was his recognition that he was an alcoholic, a problem he first addressed episodically, and, finally, with membership in Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Of course it doesn't, and the vertigo that Margot feels at several points in the story is the recognition of that uncertainty: it's not that she knows that Robert is bad — because if she knew that she would be on solid ground — but that she doesn't know anything at all.

There can hardly be anyone up and down the land who does not know what Ian Holloway looks and sounds like, because his West Country burr and amusing soundbites have been imitated almost as much as they have been enjoyed in the first half of the season, yet, despite Blackpool continuing to stick out like a certain Fylde coast landmark as a screamingly good story, it appears recognition must wait.

A great example – and I think, the more interesting story — is speech recognition, which of necessity is a big part of Glass.

Her story gained national recognition in the documentary The Education of Shelby Knox, and Knox's career as one of the youngest feminist activists was launched.

The campaign will share 50 stories about why recognition is important, including personal messages from the Indigenous MPs.