Sentence examples for broad public recognition from inspiring English sources

From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life, 1500 to the Present (2000) earned broad public recognition.

The result, at least at present, is an actor's actor; one of those performers spoken of almost with awe within the industry who has yet to achieve broad public recognition that he may not, in any case, want.

Traveling and lecturing for eight months every year provided her both with the funds to put her two youngest sons through college and, given her popularity as a lecturer, with a way to spread her ideas among the general population, gain broad public recognition, and further establish her reputation as a preeminent leader in the women's rights movement.

The bank said its chief executive, John Varley, and president, Robert E. Diamond Jr., opted to give up their bonuses again, in recognition of broad public anger over bank executives taking large payouts while the country is barely out of recession.

He doesn't have any money to finance a campaign, and just last week he published an article saying that Romney was the only one with "the integrity, financial resources, name recognition, and broad public support to make a realistic independent run at the presidency".

The act is recognition that the American system is better with broad public engagement---it's better if you and I are involved rather than sitting on the sidelines as spectators on important issues.

However, any public justification view (including convergence views) should appeal to some notion of publicity, since while public justification can, on some views, occur without public recognition, many make the public recognition of justification to all a constitutive condition of a polity's coercive laws being fully publicly justified in the broad sense of the term employed in this article.

The Communists enjoyed broad public support.

Eventually, the bill drew broad public support.

John was aiming at a broad public.

He later sought more formal public recognition.