Meanings of claim recognition in English

The only point on which he did claim recognition was the honesty of his motives.

The good he did; the man he was, must claim recognition as well as the sin that stamped him.

If it were her father he must mean to claim recognition, and he would oblige her to face him.

Benham would vindicate her, and some day Benham would send her back to Washington to claim recognition and her rightful place.

It is stated on authority that not more than fifty instruments of its make now exist, although a large number of French imitations claim recognition.

Every moment of his past life seemed to spring before him claiming recognition.

Aware of his uncouthness, he resolved not to shame her by claiming recognition.

And then to-day I meet him again, unashamed, actually claiming recognition.

And the beams in the ceilings were so low that they claimed recognition somewhat after the manner of a boisterous acquaintance.

More strange still, I recognise nothing of a past before then, and no one comes out of that past and claims recognition of me.