Sentence examples for won worldwide recognition from inspiring English sources

Malala Yousafzai has won worldwide recognition – from Ban Ki Moon to Jon Stewart to Gordon Brown – for her bravery in campaigning for girls' education before and since being shot in the head by the Taliban 18 months ago.

The work of the Innovation Unit has won global recognition.

His role in the 1996 film Shine won him worldwide recognition, and he became the first Australian-born actor to win an Oscar; he has since had Academy Award nominations for his performances in Shakespeare In Love, Quills and The King's Speech, for which he won a Bafta.

Gilding felt the movement had won its foremost battle: raising worldwide recognition of serious problems that had to be addressed.

A jobbing actor before being cast as the talented but troubled advertising executive Don Draper on Matthew Weiner's period drama Mad Men, Hamm went on to win eight Emmy nominations and worldwide recognition for his dark portrayal.

Unlike the Beats headphone brand, which has worldwide recognition, Beats Music has failed to gain widespread recognition.

The group gained worldwide recognition from its 1986 collaboration with American singer-songwriter Paul Simon on his Grammy Award-winning Graceland, one of the best-selling albums of the 1980s, and in 1987 Ladysmith Black Mambazo won its own Grammy in the best traditional folk recording category for the album Shaka Zulu.

The festival has achieved worldwide recognition for its contributions to history and culture.

There is not yet worldwide recognition that women's rights are human rights.

Its chief conductor, the 35-year old Russian Vasily Petrenko, has earned worldwide recognition.

Dr. Meyer received worldwide recognition in the field of infectious diseases, particularly viral diseases, and vaccines.