Sentence examples for mass recognition from inspiring English sources

But this sequel deserves mass recognition.

"It was the first mass recognition of my work," Edhi later told the journalist Steve Inskeep.

But what boxer in contention today could possibly enjoy enough mass recognition to move games in stores?

The situation clearly bothers him, but he's found another way to get mass recognition, through his work in fashion.

In the white noise of multi-channel TV, any broadcaster with brands such as Coronation Street and Pop Idol has the advantage of mass recognition.

Then just as the painting was gaining mass recognition, it was stolen in 1911, at a time when popular newspapers were booming.

Such judicial mass mobilisation is recognition of the constitutional significance and political sensitivity of the hearing.

That was certainly the impression that seemed to grow and ripple through the audience like a mass shiver of recognition when I saw "Jerusalem" on its opening night at the Royal Court Theater in London in July 2009.

"By automating mass surveillance, facial recognition systems like Rekognition threaten this freedom, posing a particular threat to communities already unjustly targeted in the current political climate.

The Tea Party already has some formidable assets; widespread mass media name recognition, proven human energy, voter turnout skills, fundraising capabilities, supportive conservative think tank support and, unfortunately, little electoral competition for the above-mentioned objectives.

Dogs have a high centre of mass thereby facilitating recognition of lateral instability.