Sentence examples for to be recognizing from inspiring English sources
Assimilation may be slow, but this French restaurant seems to be recognizing its American heart.
Investors appear to be recognizing that many woes faced by corporate America cannot be eliminated with a wave of Mr. Greenspan's wand.
Painfully slowly, the United Nations and its member states seem to be recognizing the fact that systematic mass rape is at least as much an international outrage as, say, pirated DVDs.
But Ms. Bacharach and Mr. Sieradzki, who is also working on the appeal, said the judge told them that he did not want to appear to be recognizing same-sex marriages.
But with the dot-com revolution's recent demise, fueled by a sinking economy, some of those Gen Xers seem to be recognizing the value of older adults' experience, especially in the last month.
We live in a civic republic, and you have to be recognizing that voting is also an act of signalling about the ideal, about what America should be in twenty-five years.
Still fighting to be recognized as human beings 50 years later.
People want to be recognized.
"It's always nice to be recognized".
Or to be recognized on the street.
