Sentence examples for become internationally acknowledged from inspiring English sources

In the 16th century the Renaissance flourished, and figures such as the poet Pierre de Ronsard, the satirist and humorist François Rabelais, and the quintessential essayist Michel de Montaigne, were to become internationally acknowledged.

Since then, Saviano has become internationally celebrated.

"The muse sits upon me," he says before he has even become internationally famous.

Juan Luís Guerra, Frank Ceara, and Fernando Villalona are among the many Dominican musicians who have become internationally renowned.

Others stem from China's efforts to become internationally competitive in as many industries as possible.

JR, who never gives his full name, has become internationally celebrated in the past four years.

By 1851 Whitworth's machine tools had become internationally known for their accuracy and quality.

Through her work with Mr. Leigh and others, by 2000 she had become internationally prominent.

"Let's see more artists from Wales, with our support, become internationally recognised," she said.

Twitter has become internationally identifiable by its signature bird logo.

Munson would become internationally recognized for his work on bacterial pathogenesis.