The concept achieved wide currency after his disciple Johann Peter Eckermann published a collection of conversations with Goethe in 1835.

Nor does he explore the contents of "Be Here Now," Ram Dass's 1971 book that achieved wide-ranging currency during the cultural revolution of the time.

Blake's ideas achieved little currency until late in the century; but there were others who, by a different route, were coming to hold a comparable view of youth and innocence.

(An alternative translation for punktuelle Musik/musique ponctuelle is "punctile music" (Lippman 1992, 417), but it has not achieved wide currency.)

The term has not achieved wide currency, but has been used by several influential writers, including the ethologist Nikolaas Tinbergen and the roboticist Rodney Brooks.

The phrase has achieved currency in youth culture.

Unlike in America, such qualified intellectuals tend to be more widely known among the populace and their pronouncements achieve wide currency.

But some of the assumptions driving this change in the classical-music business have achieved wide currency without being carefully examined.

It was certainly in wide use among hackers for at least five years before achieving mainstream currency around early 1992.

The interesting question here is not who did what first; rather, the exhibition prompts us to wonder why this particular approach to photography has achieved international currency of late.