Sentence examples for achieved recognition in from inspiring English sources

At the upper extreme, a noble elite, the barons, achieved recognition in administration and law.

She first achieved recognition in the Broadway revue New Faces of 1956 and held the lead comedian role in the London revue Share My Lettuce (1957 58).

Although Liberman was admired by the magazine world for his art, he never really achieved recognition in the world of art, which remained suspicious of his dual artistic citizenship.

Ms. Lisitsa, who achieved recognition in the 1990s as part of a piano duo with her husband, Alexei Kuznetsoff, has recently established a solo career with considerable help from the Internet, where her YouTube channel has attracted more than 60 million views and 93,000 followers.

He achieved recognition in 1689 by winning a competition for a catafalque for the tomb of Queen Marie-Louise d'Orléans, the first wife of Charles II, and in 1690 he was appointed to a court position under Philip V. Following disagreements with his rival at court, Teodoro Ardemáns, he was dismissed from his post and went to Salamanca.

Dharmakīrti thus achieved recognition in the interval between the two pilgrims' stays, near the end of his life.

SR: Not many people achieve recognition in one artform, but you've achieved it in several – how did you do it?

Manhattan Through Feb. 26 Before achieving recognition in the late 1960's for his flat, hard-edged abstract painting, Jack Tworkov followed a long, winding career path.

The American Muslim community will fight for and achieve recognition in our still circumscribed democracy, like our African-American, Hispanic and Asian-American compatriots before us.

It is true that I enjoy a wider readership in France, but I think all European authors have a harder time achieving recognition in the English-speaking world.

Just as he was achieving recognition in Britain he left for America as a protégé of John Ashbery, a leader of the avant-garde New York School.In his new book, Mr Ash writes that he moved to Istanbul partly to be in a land of Muslim calls to prayer, "to shuck responsibility, to imagine I was not Western, not Christian and free".