Sentence examples for more worldly recognition from inspiring English sources

Roman, however, craves a more worldly recognition of his gifts.

While Adele is gratified by her job as a school teacher, the far more worldly Emma craves recognition as a painter.

Sherwood's earliest works are the sentimental novels Traditions (1795) and Margarita (1795); although both are more worldly than her later works, neither received much recognition.

Chang, director of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and the author of "Inheritance" (2004), maps the careers of both men: while Roman seeks a worldly recognition of his gifts, Bernard follows a more ascetic path.

More worldly.

The match, however, has more worldly overtones.

Bushnell's ambition was more worldly.

As Springsteen grew more worldly, he became far more political.

The British movement was different: more intense, angrier, more worldly.

Cardinal Szoka took a more worldly view.

The EU should have been more worldly.