Sentence examples for with universal recognition from inspiring English sources

But Singer's conclusion has deeper implications: he found his subject to be "a fellow with universal recognition but … a suspicion that an interior life was an intolerable inconvenience".

"Trump" — a fellow with universal recognition but with a suspicion that an interior life was an intolerable inconvenience, a creature everywhere and nowhere, uniquely capable of inhabiting it all at once, all alone.

Mr. Sharpton was clearly one of the most popular political figures in the parade, with near universal recognition and applause; only Senator Clinton drew more enthusiastic cheers, as women and girls leaned over barricades to shout out warmly as she passed by.

But China is the only place in the world with a nearly universal recognition (among Internet users) of the concept.

"I have always admired how Claudette's work is often grounded in the personal, but strikes a careful and difficult to achieve balance of a universal recognition with an engaging intimacy".

We rejoice together with the Secretariat at the universal recognition given to FAO for the excellent work done in this field.

"I think there's universal recognition that these problems begin with the system as it's designed by the major retailers and brands," Miller said.

The latter position has been associated with evolutionary approaches to emotion (Plutchik, 2001), and research on universal recognition of emotional facial expressions (Ekman et al. 1969).

But Downton, a global hit, up there with Mad Men, Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones in terms of universal recognition, is on a different scale.

"There is a universal recognition of our coaches," Flynt said.

Scorsese merely desired what any artist desires: universal recognition and immortality.