Sentence examples for recognition and acclaim from inspiring English sources

Sachs's last years were filled with recognition and acclaim.

But despite the use, its estrogenic potency is not yet evaluated and thus lacks the scientific recognition and acclaim.

With the production of Tamburlaine he received recognition and acclaim, and playwriting became his major concern in the few years that lay ahead.

That is achievement enough but the elephant in the room with Wells will always be the absence of the Americans that cruelly denies him the recognition and acclaim he deserves.

The election of John Paul II in 1979, however, opened the way for Werenfried's mission, Aid to the Church in Need, to receive recognition and acclaim at the highest level in the Vatican.

While this book does deal with motives like concern for others, and the desire for recognition and acclaim, Smith was skeptical not about the strength of altruism, but about its scope or reach.

He added: "Dan has gained great recognition and critical acclaim as an artist and his work has been displayed extensively throughout the UK.

He was impossible to typecast and it's difficult to single out his four best films: Brokeback Mountain earned him recognition and the acclaim of his peers.

Although I don't question the earnest feelings for music that Rory Block, Susan Tedeschi and Debbie Davies undoubtedly possess, I feel compelled to point out that all three have received record sales, mainstream recognition and critical acclaim that far exceeds their actual talents.

Paolo Javier, a professor of Filipino language and culture at New York University who has taught Tagalog for two years, said the time was right for balagtasan's introduction to a wider audience and a new generation, because more Tagalog poets were receiving recognition and critical acclaim in the Philippines and the United States.

"A Dry White Season" received a credible film adaptation, in 1989, with Donald Sutherland playing Ben, but, on the whole, Brink never received the same kind of recognition and literary acclaim in the United States as did his fellow South African novelists Nadine Gordimer and J. M. Coetzee.