Sentence examples for The accolade of from inspiring English sources

The accolade of colleagues means more than whatever the rest of us might say about a special player.

The accolade of being Belgium's Top Band sounds like something of a back-handed compliment – and following the recent rise of Soulwax, indie-prog outfit dEUS may not even have sole claim on that distinction.

That said, the accolade of "near-classic" is earned.

The Pope won the accolade of "campaigner of the year".

Tati himself rejected such analysis, even the accolade of artist.

It is the first to achieve the accolade of publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.

I am articulate, intelligent and routinely given the accolade of being brilliant".

Just to compete for the accolade of being the best daff in their particular section.

The pay-off is spectacular Lake District scenery and the accolade of completing England's newest and highest marathon.

CARS must usually prove themselves on the open road before earning the accolade of a song penned in homage.

According to energy-industry wags, there are several candidates for the accolade of "fuel of the future...and always will be".