Sentences with phrase «real recognition»

I think it will be a interesting thing when the cinematography of CGI - heavy films gets real recognition.

Sadly, she did not receive real recognition for her own achievement until a few years before she died.

That felt like real recognition, and it was really significant for me.

In fact, victims of Stalinism both in Russia and abroad died waiting for any sort of real recognition of what they had suffered.

Although he had a starring role (as the illegitimate son of a rich white man), Washington didn't find real recognition until he joined the cast of John Falsey and Joshua Brand's long - running TV series St. Elsewhere in 1982.

The disc opens with the wonderfully nostalgic, gorgeous The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, the score that brought Legrand his first real recognition on the international stage (with the whole film featuring not a single line of spoken dialogue, instead the whole lot being sung to his music).

Real recognition came to Neel at the age of 74 with a 1974 solo show at the Whitney.

While a few of the cases have paid lip service to this concept, there has been little real recognition of it in the ultimate decisions.

While it's unlikely Tyson is hoping to see meat free eating take off to such a degree that its bottom line is affected, the fact it is hedging its bets with investments in cutting - edge alternatives — it has also ploughed money into Beyond Meat — is a real recognition of the fact that consumers are driving a change in the way the industry operates.

«At Spring Sheep Milk Co, we're trying to break new ground in product innovation and enter new markets, so I feel that this award is a real recognition of our whole team, and their passion for their work,» Hammond said.

«It's clear from the bi-partisan support shown in the past few days from my colleagues in both houses of the legislature that there is a real recognition that New York has an opportunity to be progressive and close the Penn State Loophole to help protect children from abuse by making college coaches, athletic directors, administrators and other college professionals mandated reporters of child abuse,» said Tedisco.

But it's been unclear whether the skill was real recognition or simple memorization.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan — The Walking Dead never gets any real recognition from the HFPA, but The Good Wife and Grey's Anatomy alum's turn as villain Negan on the AMC blockbuster garnered a Critics» Choice Award last night and deserved at least a shout - out this morning.

Jay Cross did not really focus on the technologies needed for informal learning, but really put forward a call to action (just do it and trust your people as they want to learn) and a series of interesting models that would play a part... Unconferences and Grokking, as well as a real recognition of the importance of communities, networks, and the role of the web in resourcing this and facilitating this change in how organizations actually learn.

Roberta Gerold, the superintendent of Middle Country Central School District, described the Common Core - aligned assessments as a «one - sizes - fits - all program without a real recognition of the need to be attentive to individual needs.»

I'm guessing that the awards do make a profit for the sponsor, but there also appears to be some real recognition and promotion for authors who win or place.

:) Your valuable words were a real recognition of our everyday effort.

«Overall accommodation satisfaction ratings amongst our clients stands at well over 90 % in both Bailiwicks; for these winning hotels it is a real recognition of the standards of customer service they provide.

For our team, receiving the Silver Award for «best Volunteering Abroad organisation» is a real recognition of the hard work and dedication everyone here has for delivering only the very best volunteer programs for our participants and our communities.»

During the Arab Spring there was a real recognition that rising food -LSB-...]

There is a real recognition that the role of supervisors has at times fallen short.