Sentence examples for desire of recognition from inspiring English sources

Although, Latin American SSC could be associated to prestige, far beyond the desire of recognition, SSC in the region has become an instrument of self-reaffirmation, self-reliance, integration and more important, opposition to foreign intervention.

For this reason, the passion for "glory" – understood as the desire for recognition of one's power, and the eclipse of others' power – seems a natural outgrowth and direct reflection of the striving for power by beings like us.

31 This sentiment was also reflected in several open narratives that expressed a desire for recognition of fault.

It is as if having achieved at a high level produces a desire for recognition because of that fact alone, rather than because of professional achievement as such.

"There was never the possibility of a desire for recognition being gratified," he said.

It's fitting that the world's largest democracy should embrace this most democratic means of rewarding the efforts of those whose desire for recognition is usually disproportionate to their talent.

Laurents resisted Robbins's attempt to turn this complex psychology – the human desire for recognition – into a "panorama of vaudeville" (the jugglers and acrobats were turfed out).

In the cruel way of fate, by fulfilling his desire for recognition, Burgess surrendered his soul as an artist.

The human desire for recognition drives social development, which consists of repeated struggles for recognition, until it reaches the liberal solution.

There was no debate or questioning of the war, and tolerance towards the Palestinian desire for recognition and independence decreased.

In contrast to the dourness of grunge, Britpop was defined by "youthful exuberance and desire for recognition".