Sentences with phrase «with little recognition»

On the occasion of his show at Betty Cunningham, Bailey, in an interview published in the Huffington Post, mentions a wealth of figurative painting being done by young artists, «at a time when painting is being viewed more and more as a niche activity» and «with little recognition among the museum curators and the galleries.»

By this point, she was in her fifties, having pursued her work for decades with little recognition or financial reward.

While many of these games come and go with little recognition, every once in a while a video game will be announced that stops you in your tracks, slaps you in the face, and leaves you writhing in desperate anticipation.

There's a ton to do with a variety of maps and cars that will keep you busy, but the rewards are few and far between with little recognition that don't make much feel worthwhile.

Up to this point, praising the sun had been met with little recognition.

Parent and community leaders offered rude personal criticism of school staff with little recognition that their behavior was the exact opposite of the behavior that they desired to foster in the students.

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All around you are people who work hard with little or no recognition.

Let them know in various ways that you notice their hard work and show them a little love with some form of recognition.

When Senators Leverett Saltonstall and Edward Kennedy, both from Massachusetts, presented a bill in the Senate to give public recognition to God through requiring the post office department to cancel all postage with the words «For God and Country,» Century editors replied: «If the nation really wants to give public recognition to God let it abandon its unjust crushing of the aspirations of little peoples in various parts of the world» (April 6, 1966).

The agitation for the recognition of Urdu as a regional language in India has so far met with little success.

The problem with bisexuality in my life (and I can speak only for myself) is that it has been grounded too much in my utopic fantasy of the way things «ought» to be and too little in the more modest recognition of myself as a participant in this society at this time in this world, in which I have both a concrete desire for personal intimacy with someone else and a responsibility to participate in, even witness to, the destruction of unjust social structures — specifically, the heterosexual box.

One problem with both of these Western religious responses to the ecological crisis; there was very little recognition that the crisis took place within a particular economic system.

Yet in stressing man's permeating sinfulness it often seems to give a too pessimistic view of human nature, with too little recognition of the God - given capacity of some persons to live victorious and highly virtuous Christian lives.

Edmunds is a similar player with a little less recognition but better pass coverage, yet many consider him a top 10 lock.

All fine for a good purist like yourself Micky I can confirm it with the global purists form of recognition; a quick firm handshake, little fingers entwined and 2 subtle anti-clockwise shakes, and «ah afternoon purist».

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In recognition, they applaud her from the shoreline and across her face crept an ear toear grin of pride along with a little embarrassment.

Over the next 12 months, your baby will change beyond recognition and we're here to provide ideas for you all the way with a little information about what to expect each month in general terms as well as some suggestions of activities and fun things to do together.

Your child will improve his fine motor and spatial skills, as well as his color recognition abilities, with this little game.

The inside cover has little pockets where the animals live, each one with their name on the front to teach word recognition.

Hearn has received the Lucy Young Outstanding Service Award in recognition of her work with special needs kids, whom she calls, «my little angels from God».

He's a Republican in a blue state with little name recognition outside his district.

With all the hypotheses circulating around town we've all managed to miss one little thing: With every possible candidate in north Queens comfortable and safe in their seats, there's only one viable candidate that has enough political clout and name recognition to battle the 800 pound gorilla that is Tony Avella.

The U.S. uses a weak party system: candidates can run under a party's name with little or no support or recognition from that party.

Teachout in 2014 challenged Cuomo from the left, mounting an unlikely bid for the party's nomination with little name recognition.

She was running with a cash disadvantage, in a GOP - gerrymandered district, with little name recognition and a hard - to - pronounce name.

But to this reader Broken Vows is a formidable case for the prosecution with little room for extenuating circumstances or recognition of any successes.

My problem with this (and it may be that you left something out in summarising here) is that there's little recognition of the need to renew and reinvigorate * representative * democracy.

Three men, three women, none of them household names to local Conservatives, all with little or no recognition factor to anyone other than dedicated followers of stories about candidate selection nationwide.

North Country Community College President Steven Tyrell presents New York State Sen. Betty Little with the College Recognition of Support Award.

He changed his mind when GOP leaders statewide began urging to him reconsider, saying he was a more viable candidate than DeFrancisco, a veteran lawmaker with little name recognition beyond Syracuse and Albany.

From the get - go, the candidate faced an uphill battle as a political - unknown with little name recognition facing an incumbent mayor.

Mr. de Blasio made personal appeals for Mr. Smitherman at a megachurch in East New York and at a subway station yesterday, but the mayor — treated like a celebrity in those corridors — could do little to move the needle against an incumbent with high name recognition and a power base that has yet to erode.

With limited campaign funds and little name recognition, Teachout on Monday tried to smoke out Cuomo by going after his running mate, former US Rep. Kathy Hochul.

Farley starts with little statewide name recognition in a heavily blue state that has not elected a Republican since George Pataki was elected to a third term as governor in 2002.

With little money and nonexistent name recognition, Ms. Teachout wasn't expected to win any sizable share of the vote against the incumbent governor.

We began with little money, power or name recognition, yet we had other, less tangible advantages.

He's from upstate, which is much less populated than New York City and its surrounding suburbs, and he's a Republican in a blue state with little name recognition outside his district.

The mayoral election fight of 2017 may be slowly gearing up, with Mayor Bill de Blasio facing his stiffest challenge so far from a Republican real estate developer with deep pockets but little name recognition among New Yorkers.

Zephyr Teachout, a Fordham law professor now running for Congress, ran for governor in 2014 on a progressive platform with little money and name recognition while managing to rack up more than 30 percent of the vote against Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

The councilman would enter the race with little name recognition and — despite his liberal social stances — a tremendous disadvantage as a Republican candidate in a deep - blue city.

The butt of jokes as little as 10 years ago, automatic speech recognition is now on the verge of becoming people's chief means of interacting with their principal computing devices.

I guess I am surprised that with better understanding of the importance of water vapor feedback, sulfate aerosols, black carbon aerosols, more rapid than expected declines in sea ice and attendant decreases in albedo, effects of the deposition of soot and dust on snow and ice decreasing albedo, and a recognition of the importance of GHGs that were probably not considered 30 years ago, that the sensitivity has changed so little over time.

An actor's film plus a long career with no trophyware recognition from the Academy means Keaton could pull off what would not be an upset, but a logical Unfortunately, it seems there's little room for surprise in this year's Best Actor category.

Boyhood: Filmed a little bit at a time over 12 years, director Richard Linklater's epic portray of one boy's coming of age made a whole generation of male film critics weep with self - recognition.

So, although nothing is official yet, it sounds like they have opted for someone with a little more name recognition and acting ability in Jeremy Renner.

Torres floats in and out of the picture from time to time, with a nice little touch of recognition with Saginowski in the fact that they go to the same mass every week but have never spoken, and yet there's never a sense of knowing this character or his place in the world.

The movie's real courage, though — and the place where it requires courage from its viewers — is its unflinching portrait of what it was like to live with HIV in an era when treatment for the disease had no successful protocol, little government funding, and little recognition or support outside the gay community.

However, he is probably still the best part of the film, with Greg Kinnear (Little Miss Sunshine, Bad News Bears) lending not much more than name recognition to his not - terribly - demanding role as coach Dick Vermeil.

Ralph is fed up with this and wants nothing more than a little recognition for his hard work — after all, without him, the game wouldn't succeed.