West, which will be the left coast chapter of our monthly poetry reading series in Chicago, where we've featured both emerging and acclaimed poets as well as a regular open mic.
The very idea of power has become taboo — unless it is "emerging powers," which we acclaim as if they are leading us to a radiant future.
The Office of the Vice President for the Arts administers the Mohr Visiting Artist Program, which brings acclaimed and emerging artists to campus for a one-term period to teach a credited course and provide a presentation, exhibition or performance for the Stanford community and the public.
He re-emerged to great acclaim five years later with albums of Jimi Hendrix tributes and Blue Note jazz specials, and always he kept developing, exploring and challenging.
The competition designs and the inevitable row that surrounded the final selection of Charles Barry's Gothic scheme were the context in which Contrasts emerged to popular acclaim.
But the need to perform and achieve public acclaim emerged early on, and the urge to dress up and dress down that became part of her public persona through Annie Hall was established by her early teens.
Charles Hamilton, a rapper who emerged to great acclaim in 2009, going on to collaborate with Eminem among others, very publicly unravelled and was later sectioned due to bipolar disorder.
The concept of inducing pluripotency to adult somatic cells by introducing reprogramming factors to them is one that has recently emerged, gained widespread acclaim and garnered much attention among the scientific community.
The opening sequence, with an aerial view of the world where the series takes place with the different settings emerging from it, was also acclaimed.
When Strait first emerged, he was acclaimed as "the honky-tonk Frank Sinatra," a designation that fits him even better now than it did then.
Most importantly, the country needs several established scientists of international acclaim to provide leadership role in emerging areas.
