Sentence examples for Attaining recognition from inspiring English sources
Duchamp has gone from being a cult figure to attaining recognition as one of the most influential artists of the late 20th century.
In 2005's film Capote Lee is depicted as attaining recognition from everyone except the person from whom she seeks it the most: her friend Capote.
Marie Darrieussecq's triumphant and illuminating biography at once revives Modersohn-Becker's reputation as a significant figure in modernism and sheds light on the extreme difficulty women have faced in attaining recognition and establishing artistic careers.
During this four-year waiting period, Jamaica and Bermuda continued to agitate for the Federation to speed the process along as attaining recognition would provide their region with additional funding and make it easier to grow the sport regionally.
This represents an obstacle for Kampo medicine to attaining recognition in modern medicine.
These obstacles include difficulties in recruiting and managing volunteers, attaining recognition or credibility for the project to acquire funding and resources, adjusting to a different culture or language, setting goals, and facing project-specific obstacles.
Fashion, he seemed to be saying, may not yet have attained recognition as a global creed.
A traditional method using handcrafted features with a shallow classifier was taken as a benchmark and the attained recognition rate was only 58.22%.
No forgery to attain recognition is better known than the "Thomas Rowley" poems of Thomas Chatterton (1752 70), which the youthful author attempted to pass off as the work of a medieval cleric.
Continuing this anti-Frye trend the New Mexico Court of Appeals in Fuyat v. Los Alamos National Laboratory(22) declined to employ a Frye analysis to testimony in the field of clinical ecology which as a speciality had not attained recognition from the American Medical Association.
Continuing this anti-Frye trend the New Mexico Court of Appeals in Fuyat v. Los Alamos National Laboratory(107) declined to employ a Frye analysis to testimony in the field of clinical ecology which as a specialty had not attained recognition from the American Medical Association.
