Sentence examples for winning acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
For Mr. Hu, the top item is winning acknowledgment of its global stature.
She held that post for 23 years, becoming one of the dominant personalities on the magazine and winning acknowledgment as one of the most perspicacious and influential observers of the fashion scene.
Walpole won acknowledgment of George's legitimacy from many influential Tories who had been Jacobites supporters of the exiled Stuart pretender to the English throne.
It would be in keeping with a tradition of reforms that won acknowledgment from human rights groups in the past, notably an Equity and Reconciliation Commission which acknowledged the suffering of victims of security service brutality under the reign of King Hassan II and compensated the families for their losses.
So the more likely reason for any acknowledgment of Gomidas nearly 75 years after his death is that Armenians everywhere have been engaged in a desperate quest to win recognition for their national hero and their national tragedy.
Her services and achievements have won full acknowledgment from the Chinese government and people.
Perhaps more than their constant falling down, their drunken fistfights and shouting matches, it was the cast members' rare aptitude for expressing themselves, candidly and without varnish, that won them acknowledgment from President Obama and fans like Leonardo DiCaprio.
A tacit acknowledgment, perhaps, that winning in 2012 may take more than just an adjustment to the constitution.
What the five winning designs shared was an acknowledgment that the typical "dumbbell" mall shape, with four or more big-box anchor tenants connected by smaller retail shops, is becoming obsolete.
It does so with a winning score and inventive comedy, as well as an acknowledgment of the unfunny aspects of its young heroine's situation.
The musical transcends the usual themes about celebrating the differences that make us special with a winning score and inventive comedy, as well as an acknowledgment of the unfunny aspects of its young heroine's situation.
