Sentence examples for Much acclaimed from inspiring English sources
Memling was much acclaimed in his own lifetime.
Partly as a result of her guidance, Inbal was much acclaimed at its American debut in 1958.
It betrays the artist's fascination with the poetics and politics of parallel worlds.Mr Alÿs's current solo show at London's Tate Modern is much acclaimed.
A decade ago, Harris was much acclaimed for making serious narrative works out of hip-hop, the short-breathed, spectacle-heavy form in which he grew up.
This poetic painting, much acclaimed by critics and the public, was an important achievement for his career, influencing his own work and that of other artists.
The series has been much acclaimed, winning four daytime Emmys, a George Foster Peabody Award and many other accolades.
Much-acclaimed movie is more about Welles than Hearst!
His much-acclaimed autobiography, My Days, was published in the US in 1974.
In these much-acclaimed works Yizhar went some way towards answering Schweid's earlier charge.
Fred Ebb and John Kander turned this material into the much-acclaimed stage musical Cabaret (1966; film, 1972).
But in relation to the city's much-acclaimed music scene, the university has evolved into a sort of double agent.
