Sentence examples for some mainstream recognition from inspiring English sources

He acquired some mainstream recognition with the help of a memoir, "Hal Blaine and the Wrecking Crew" (1990), and a documentary, "The Wrecking Crew!" (2008).

The latter is a more experimental, edgier and generally less mainstream combination of '60s and '70s-style soul vocals with some hip hop influence, and has earned some mainstream recognition through the work of D'Angelo, Erykah Badu, Alicia Keys, and Lauryn Hill.

This genre of music got some mainstream recognition in 1983 when the gothic horror film "The Hunger" came out.

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.

With that groundwork in place, you can expect to see some of these writers go on to mainstream recognition and bestseller success in 2016.

In the struggle over memory and meaning in any society, some stories just get lost while others attain mainstream recognition.

Some say that a filmmaker has to have little to no mainstream recognition while being highly respected by an intimate cohort.

Instead, Froch had to take a harder road to mainstream recognition, engaging in a succession of gruelling world title encounters - some of them far from home - culminating in his controversial ninth-round stoppage of Groves last November.

No lasting mainstream recognition.

Mainstream recognition was slow to come for Mr. Murray.

She said she has never sought out mainstream recognition.