Sentence examples for rising stature from inspiring English sources

The United States is late to the party, but has recognised Africa's rising stature.

"You do get a lot of people coming at you with scripts," he said of his rising stature in Hollywood.

To hear McIlroy tell it, the opportunity to spend time with someone like Dawson is one of the best byproducts of his rising stature.

But Chinese officials have warned that rising stature is also generating external rivalries and domestic demands that would magnify the damage from political missteps and schisms.

It's a measure of Mr. Klassen's rising stature that a book he illustrated but did not write, "Extra Yarn," was also a finalist for the Caldecott this year.

Pushing What's Possible But some of the most imposing architectural symbols of China's rising stature reflect a more enlightened reading of how the future might unfold.

"This will not change at all because of China's own growth and rising international stature," he said.

I feel right at home there but can't help but feel dejected when her rising international stature seems to supersede addressing some of her own domestic challenges.

But under the New Deal "folklore as an activity, as a subject, as a calling rather than an academic study," began rising in stature.

Beijing sees its military-run, multibillion-dollar space programme as a marker of its rising global stature and mounting technical expertise, as well as evidence of the ruling Communist party's success in transforming the once poverty-stricken nation.

China considers its space programme a symbol of its rising global stature and technological advancement, as well as of the Communist Party's success in reversing the fortunes of the once impoverished nation.