Sentence examples for modicum of recognition from inspiring English sources
Porter fumbled through the 30's in search of artistic identity and a modicum of recognition.
The creators of open-source software tend to just want a modicum of recognition and for companies to do the right thing.
So this was an attempt to get the 7E7 at least a modicum of name recognition.
I was curious about what makes someone keep piling up creative identities (the latest, as film scorer, as I learned more about for a story I'd done about Spike Lee) and what it means to do so with only a modicum of commercial recognition.
But he remained on the periphery of Danish society, shut out of positions that would have brought him some modicum of success and recognition.
As early as the 1950s, the country gave recognition to its national treasures, providing a modicum of protection for the unique know-how of generations of artists and craftsmen.
Helmut Schmidt, who as Germany's chancellor from 1974 to 1982 enjoyed his share of societal recognition and admiration, held that there are only two titles that a person should carry with a modicum of pride.
Establishing that modicum of trust took years.
A modicum of people like it.
There is a modicum of control.
