Sentence examples for thought of recognition from inspiring English sources
The governor general, Sir Peter Cosgrove, said the 771 Australians honoured were role models who gave without any thought of recognition or personal gain.
Pride Of Britain has captured the public imagination arguably because it's the only awards ceremony to honour contributions made by the actual public: brave children, indefatigable fundraisers, local people doing good deeds with no thought of recognition.
Another visitor, Beth Edwards of Franconia, N.H., said: "I love the thought of the recognition that when your animal passes, it is significant.
The proposed reform incorporates much of what we regard as desirable for the future of the subject: an appreciation of the complexity of the world, the importance of economic history and the history of economic thought, a recognition of the importance of environmental limits to economic activity, and a broader base of economic ideas than is taught currently.
He laughs in recognition at the thought of the telescope – his life in Kabul is at such a distance.
Google's move will have a large impact on the industry as a whole — and particularly on Nuance, the company long thought of as offering the best voice recognition capabilities in the business, and most certainly the biggest offering such services.
But a rule of recognition is not a Grundnorm, a transcendental presupposition of legal thought.
Do you thrive on external recognition or does the thought of giving a talk makes you ill?
"Racism robbed Carl of recognition".
