Sentence examples for won public recognition from inspiring English sources

He won public recognition in 1902 through the competition for a monument honouring the Swedish regent Sten Sture at Uppsala (completed 1925).

In 1690 Fischer won public recognition with two temporary triumphal arches erected in Vienna to celebrate Joseph's entry into the city after his coronation in Frankfurt am Main as king and future ruler of the Holy Roman Empire.

Also a perceptive art critic, Huysmans helped win public recognition of the Impressionist painters (L'Art moderne, 1883; Certains, 1889).

Still, Mr. Franks had trouble winning public recognition throughout the Senate campaign, in which he was swamped by a tidal wave of money Mr. Corzine spent to defeat him.

He even won public sympathy.

Her novel Furu hausu (1996; "Full House") won the Noma Prize for the best novel by a new author, and her novel Kazoku shinema (1997; "Family Cinema") established her reputation and won her public recognition.

Could this idea ever win public support?

Technologies can fail to win public approval for a variety of reasons.

Communities considering the introduction of wastewater conversion projects also need to consider the challenge of winning public support.

Communicating during such events is rarely a simple matter of communicating information clearly and transparently and winning public trust.

In their case the call they are hoping to receive is not from a president or a prime minister, but from a Swedish official who will tell them that they have won that pinnacle of public recognition, a Nobel prize.It would be churlish to deny these people (see article) their 15 minutes of fame (most, even though well-known in their profession, are strangers to the wider stage).