Sentence examples for was recognised only from inspiring English sources

For that reason, their distinctiveness was recognised only in the 1970s.

(A similar pattern was repeated at the Oscar nominations, announced on Thursday, where the movie was recognised only in three technical categories, including cinematography).

Regarded, nevertheless, as a glorified squatter, Carausius was recognised only under official sufferance – and, with his passing, his rule was shrugged off in contemporary records as a triviality, just one of around 50 similar territorial uprisings.

Until 2003 they foundered on the opposition of the obdurate Turkish-Cypriot leader, Rauf Denktash, who openly preferred the idea of an independent north and in 1983 proclaimed the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus, which was recognised only by Turkey.

Terrence Malick's apocalyptic Cannes-winner The Tree of Life failed to earn nods in any major category (though Emmanuel Lubezki's cinematography was applauded), and there was disappointment for David Croneberg's adventure in erotic psychiatry: A Dangerous Method was recognised only for its costume design.

Khorsandi's own school days at a London comprehensive were marred by learning difficulties that were not picked up: dyslexia that was recognised only at university (the first essay she submitted came back with a single comment: "Are you dyslexic?") and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which was diagnosed last year, after a spell of therapy.

The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is recognised only by Turkey.

Abkhazia, for instance, is recognised only by a handful of countries (admittedly including Russia).

So far, the statelets are recognised only by South Ossetia, another self-proclaimed separatist regime.

Transnistria is recognised only by Abkhazia and South Ossetia (whose own independence again has only a handful of supporters).

The results indicate that several problems described in the literature were recognised only for a part of the medical and nursing records.