Sentence examples for was unrecognized by from inspiring English sources
Today, we represent Edie Windsor, whose marriage to her partner of 44 years was unrecognized by the Internal Revenue Service, in challenging the Defense of Marriage Act.
Although South Ossetia emphasized its desire for independence in an unofficial referendum in late 2006, such status was unrecognized by the international community, and the territory remained legally part of Georgia.
According to some biblical scholars, the name of may have been inserted for an unnamed philistine warrior killed by David apparently while he was armour bearer to Saul and was unrecognized by Saul, thus indicating the reworking of more than one source by the Deuteronomic historian.
Rather, Barson's film lets Lewis talk about his life and his art, and offers a generous batch of clips of Lewis's early years and his rise to a literally unmatched fame, his middle years as a movie star and a director whose art was unrecognized by American critics, and his later times, when matters of health and business got in the way of his work.
The term film noir, French for "dark film", first applied to Hollywood films by French critic Nino Frank in 1946, was unrecognized by most American film industry professionals of that era.
Hammerstein was unrecognized by the Tony voters, possibly for the inordinate sloppiness of the lyrics to "Do-Re-Mi," in which he finds an analog for every note of the musical scale ("Do, a deer, a female deer, Re, a drop of golden sun.... " except La, which limply becomes "... a note to follow So").
If the ObsId is unrecognized by the archive then it is treated as an object name.
But if Marja is a district, it is unrecognized by the Afghan Interior Ministry.
But they struggle with being unrecognized by their state's government.
Then again, some contributions may be unrecognized by the other partner.
Hathaway and Shapiro say that virtually all the conquered territory that had been unrecognized by the international community since 1928 was restored after 1948.
