Sentence examples for late recognition from inspiring English sources

Le Corbusier was not greatly impressed by his late recognition.

The advantage of late recognition is that it can spur them to new heights.

But that late recognition is a far cry from Mr. Bush's initial promise of a foreign policy focused on spreading prosperity and democracy throughout the hemisphere.

"Sharon is driven by the late recognition of the necessity of fixing Israel's borders as a matter of vital national importance.

While the government's help to homeowners is far from adequate or just, it represents a partial and late recognition of trickle-down economics' inadequacy as policy.

But he was resentful of the late recognition, and of critics who dismissed his work as part of the Beat "fad".

In truth, this late recognition gave her the confidence to complete the two novels, both masterpieces – The Beginning of Spring and The Blue Flower – that make her biggest claim on posterity.

Ms. Ruehl said she has tasted (though thankfully in much smaller doses) some of the other difficult themes that ran through Nevelson's life: the late recognition of her art, her frequent descents into despair.

Important constraints in the collection of useful data have included the late recognition of great variability in activity and action of the individual pesticides, and the care needed cholinesterase assays for results to be comparable between studies.

The BBC would not now acknowledge any neglect of him (his resilience prompting them to some late recognition, particularly around his 80th birthday), but he was given few of the commissions or Prom performances that were afforded to many who are now seen as flashes in the pan.

Fame has come late; recognition is something new and unusual.