Sentence examples for gaining universal recognition from inspiring English sources
These images, which include well-known emoticons as well as symbols from atomic physics, music scores, geometry and astrology, are already gaining universal recognition online, and can form the foundation of a new worldwide visual language, he said.
Dimitar Berbatov has spoken of being haunted by the price tag which made him Manchester United's most expensive player and revealed the "dark moments" which he has experienced amid his struggle to gain universal recognition at Old Trafford.
As a result, entrepreneurship education has gained a universal recognition.
But no test has gained universal acceptance.
However, none has gained universal acceptance.
The Omanis gained universal suffrage in 2003.
"There is a universal recognition of our coaches," Flynt said.
Scorsese merely desired what any artist desires: universal recognition and immortality.
No other Spanish book of the 19th century obtained such instant and universal recognition.
Their mythic adventure stories colonised the imagination of this new generation and took on folkloric qualities of universal recognition and, more problematically, universal ownership.
