Sentence examples for serious recognition from inspiring English sources

They all deserve serious recognition for enriching our lives and their communities through their efforts.

Publisher Crystal Mahey-Morgan has done amazing things this year and deserves serious recognition.

Ofili, who would win the Turner Prize a year later, was just starting to gain serious recognition.

That same year, Basquiat had become friends with Andy Warhol and his work was gaining serious recognition.

Perhaps a serious recognition of the misery of the world is at the heart of her aesthetic purpose.

He is a superb writer, long overdue serious recognition from the literary establishment, so Booker can only be applauded for his nomination.

Born in 1932, Ms. Rockburne has been off the radar screen for years but is beginning to get serious museum recognition.

That was 3,000 more votes than Bill Simon Jr., a Republican who dropped out of the race in August but who was still listed on the ballot and had some serious name recognition as a California political staple.

The gaming industry is no longer the snot-nosed little punk of the entertainment world – little wonder fans and creators alike are calling for serious critical recognition of the medium.

Updated at 9.51pm GMT 7.33pm GMT I wasn't blown away by Field Music's fourth album Plumb – a wonky indie record that references everything from the Beatles, XTC and Steely Dan – but it would still be nice to see a band with a determined pop vision who've been operating just below the radar for so long to get some serious mainstream recognition.

Serious cinematic recognition came in France where he'd long been admired, in two films at the turn of the 80s: Alain Corneau's Série noire (A Hell of a Girl transposed from Chicago to a Parisian suburb) and Bertrand Tavernier's Coup de torchon (Pop 1280, the tale of a corrupt southern sheriff shifted to French colonial Africa), a film highly regarded for its moral perversity by Jean Genet.