Sentence examples for Much hailed from inspiring English sources

And you were also very much hailed as a key figure in the new queer cinema.

But if Ms. Jacobs is much hailed as an urban prophet, Ms. Zukin is a heretic on her canonization.

Will the Internet's much hailed role as an idea exchange be more stimulating than a typical cable call-in show?

Even so, the vibes have gone from euphoric to sour within a few months, and people grow more agnostic about the much hailed "Jesus tablet" day by day.

Stem cell research opponents point to the much hailed but ultimately disastrous implantation of fetal cells in the brains of Parkinson's patients.

"When the dust settles," it said, "the much hailed talks between Taliban officials and Ghani-administration officials in Islamabad will be revealed as nothing more than Pakistan delivering a few individuals from the Islamic Emirate to speak in their personal capacity".

First to raise a glass and last to put it down — very much hail fellow, well met — although he was never a drunk, and never incompetent.

But the gnarly amount of damage it took all came from a vicious thunderstorm, pummeling the flying metal tube with so much hail it shattered the front windshield and ripped half of the nose clean off.

It was greeted with much fanfare, hailed as a tipping point in South African politics, and seemed to rattle the ANC and the existing opposition.

One tribute that seemed more significant than most as the baton passed last week and the retiring CEO of the Guardian Media Group, owner of The Observer and much else, hailed his newly designated successor.

Gov. George E. Pataki unveiled the $185 million program in 1998 with much fanfare, hailing it as a landmark partnership between Amtrak and the state's Department of Transportation to build a high-speed rail corridor that would become a national model.