Sentence examples for would only be recognised from inspiring English sources
Some quizzes had hidden themes – some eventually explicit (for example, those with links), some contained secret messages to friends, some had references that would only be recognised by, for example, a Guided By Voices fan.
By accepting Mr Cameron's call to be exempted from ever-closer union, "we would only be recognising what has been the case for London for some time".
It would only be regional.
Under the proposed new law, girls would have more inheritance rights, women would no longer be required to obey their husbands, and only secular marriages would be recognised.
This meant that any animal name described in an online-only journal was not 'available' under the Code and would not be recognised as legally published.
Only four ethnicities – Moorish, Soninké, Fulani and Wolof – would be recognised, disenfranchising the Haratines.
They would not otherwise be recognised by the free market".
"I'd love to be recognised walking down the street.
The proposed system can only work – and be recognised in the way the statute would demand – if no-one exercises their right not to join.
"Susan took great pride in her fundraising for some amazing charities and we would like her sacrifice to be recognised in the only way she would have wanted".
An important stage in this process was adopting a study name that would not only be instantaneously recognised but also respected.
