Sentences with phrase «kind of recognition»

Additionally, then I'll take a look and see what kind of recognition that they've gotten.

If you did this to any other game without the same kind of recognition then the reviewing press and gamers alike would be crying foul.

She wrote and starred in films shot around the city, which created a certain kind of recognition.

Snow earned a very different kind of recognition.

Many other studies have associated these oscillations with specific kinds of recognition memory, says Howard Eichenbaum, a neuroscientist at Boston University.

That is the very best kind of recognition!

Hense has come a long way in developing his own, and it is great to see him get the same kind of recognition as his peers.

What kind of recognition, public recognition, was there personally, or in general, [of] the Guerrilla Girls» contribution?

«I think this is a different kind of recognition, so I put this really high on the list.

Even a casual observer can identify a Rolex just by its design — there's no reason that a Motorola watch shouldn't have the same kind of recognition.

Therefore, that kind of recognition may not be verbalized by others.

On one hand, if all you want is some kind of recognition for how awesome you are at your particular skill or level of intelligence, then the only option is to be undeniably good at what you do.

On the other hand, in part because of its relationship to religion, it does not have the kind of recognition accorded secular therapeutic professions.

We're not keen on making sacrifices and, if we do make them, we expect some kind of recognition or reward.

That kind of recognition doesn't come overnight, and no one knows that better than Henry Wine Group.

«If the consumer is not able to identify the brand, then we'll never create the kind of recognition and loyalty enjoyed by companies like Starbucks,» he states.

Sanogo scored 4 goals against Benfica in the Emirates cup, and his clinical finishing got the kind of recognition it deserved.

«There's still a kind of recognition that they can't quite [offer] what the big American research universities can do for their students.»

But of course, sexism has pushed a lot of negative stereotypes towards these athletes, moving to discredit any kind of recognition that they would otherwise be getting.

I don't think I took my blog that seriously back then, and getting that kind of recognition really made me grasp that people were reading it.

Going platinum and wanting people to want that kind of recognition, that's not the kind of music i play.

My disappointment this award season is how BATTLE OF THE SEXES and THE LOST CITY OF Z, both visually - dazzling movies, fail to get any kind of recognition.

I don't know if the indie horror / thriller neighborhood is steadily growing more crowded, or if it is finally getting the kind of recognition it deserves.

To date, a queer - themed movie has still never won Best Picture, and those that do receive any kind of recognition prominently feature queer suffering.

It will be a shame if she does not get some kind of recognition for her performance here which is even better than her role as Ree in Winter's Bone.

When she hears about the missing family later while driving in the van, we might just see some kind of recognition, and soon after, the film begins to demolish its custom.

She began her career as a child and came to international prominence in 2007 after co-starring with Keira Knightley in the film Atonement, which gained her nominations for a BAFTA, a Golden Globe and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, making her the youngest actress ever to have this kind of recognition.

Again, no one is saying he needs to, or even should — striving for that kind of recognition has driven many a previously likable, charming actor kind of insane.

Why do Hirsch and Willingham's ideas have to travel across the Atlantic to get this kind of recognition when UVA is a mere 120 miles from Washington DC?

My point was simply to warn self - publishers of the mountain they have to climb if they want to achieve the kind of recognition most authors secretly (or not so secretly) crave.

It is this kind of recognition that inspires us to write out well - researched, actionable articles devoted to helping authors market their book using new...

This kind of recognition matters to us because it shows that we're giving our clients the service and tools they're looking for.

As you can imagine, we're very pleased to see our doctors and staff receive this kind of recognition.

After all, I'm sure Kojima would agree that the Solid Snakes of the world deserve some kind of recognition for their acts of valor.

It's still absolutely huge to me to get that kind of recognition from my peers.

That kind of recognition would give the app a lot of momentum in the face of a market dominated by FitBits and other devices.

Why it's a Game of the Year: I had to give Sega some kind of recognition.

I am humbled beyond words for this kind of recognition from my peers.

Not only her artwork - which included giant looming spiders made of bronze, delicately, sometimes violently sewn sculptures, and double - headed phalluses - but also her absolute persistence.Not until her 70s did she really receive the kind of recognition that she deserved.

The bookies tell us that Philipsz is the favourite to win — a good result, if only because it will be the first time that sound art has received this kind of recognition (and if you want to find out more about what she does, we ran a video interview with her last Friday).

This penchant for complicating notions of authorship and attribution is undoubtedly one reason von Bonin has not previously garnered the kind of recognition that has accrued to some of her fellow Cologners.

More often than not, the subject inspires the making of the image, either from the outside or in the middle of the process, a kind of recognition of what these colors and marks might mean.

Despite a decade of tremendous artistic achievement and consistently favorable reviews, Lewis never received the kind of recognition and financial success his white colleagues enjoyed, and it was only in the late twentieth century that his work began to occupy a central place in histories of American art.

Most artists would kill for that kind of recognition.

The»80s did a lot for these painters, in terms of bringing a kind of recognition to their work.