Sentence examples for of widely recognized from inspiring English sources
Andy Warhol is perhaps the only American visual artist to have achieved similar notoriety, both as a personality and as the creator of widely recognized imagery.
The cable network has optioned a number of widely recognized literary works, including Karen Russell's "Swamplandia!," Chad Harbach's "Art of Fielding" and Mary Karr's memoirs.
Logan, a stage and film director of widely recognized and munificently rewarded accomplishments ("Mister Roberts," "South Pacific," "Picnic"), is a man balanced on enthusiasm, as a bird is balanced on air.
But rather than an unlikely story of triumph over the odds, the authorities here are investigating whether the Álvarez Puga brothers' powerful firm, which provides administrative services and fiscal advice to a long list of widely recognized companies, set up an elaborate scheme to pocket tax payments and engage in other fraudulent practices.
In many applications of widely recognized technique, DEA, finding the most efficient DMU is desirable for decision maker.
Brav, his company Greenline Legal, and Joe Wallin, an IP and startup attorney at the law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine and host of StartupLawBlog (who is also the founder of the Startup Trivia iPhone and Android app Erick wrote about), have teamed up to create a tool that allows founders to compare the provisions of term sheets side-by-side with a number of widely recognized standards.
In a wide-ranging conversation Kotrikadze displays an irreverence as well as a knack for reporting that were the hallmark of her widely recognized coverage of the Russian-Georgian war 1998.
The Rev. Eugene F. Rivers, pastor of the Azusa Christian Community in Boston and leader of a widely recognized effort to reduce inner-city violence, was blunter.
Michael Bierut of Pentagram, widely recognized for his design mind, took the design mind category; Charles Harrison of Sears won for lifetime achievement; Google was recognized for corporate achievement; and Tom Kundig won for architecture.
Michigan is also the home of several widely recognized specialized schools, especially in the arts.
In many of them, widely recognized candidates like Mr. McCain automatically win a spot on the ballot.
