Despite being booed at the Berlin Film Festival, the movie achieved recognition; it enabled Fassbinder to get official funding from German television and to launch his extraordinarily prolific career (he made more than forty features between then and his death, at the age of thirty-seven, in 1982, as well as two extended TV miniseries).
Brooker first achieved recognition by, as he put it, "standing outside the tent pissing in".
He often speaks in hip-hop hyperbole but it isn't without substance: since then, Skepta has achieved recognition while remaining independent.
It was as a member of the groundbreaking folk band Pentangle that he first achieved recognition beyond the folk scene.
At the upper extreme, a noble elite, the barons, achieved recognition in administration and law.
These are people who had a mission, but were not seeking instant recognition: they got on with the job and over a long time – decades – they achieved recognition.
Enda Walsh is an award-winning Irish playwright who first achieved recognition in 1996 for the production of Disco Pigs.
Years after her screen career ended, she achieved recognition as a noted inventor of a radio communications device.
After some unsuccessful attempts, he achieved recognition for Mulatten (1840; "The Mulatto"), a play portraying the evils of slavery.
Ms. Curie won two Nobel Prizes before her death in 1934, and none of the others achieved recognition until the mid-to late 1900's.
Dr. Cloward first achieved recognition with "Delinquency and Opportunity," a study of juvenile delinquency that he wrote with Lloyd Ohlin, a colleague at Columbia, in 1960.
