Sentence examples for acclaimed citizens from inspiring English sources

Along with her brother, Roscoe Pound, longtime dean of Harvard Law School, as well as Cather, Louise Pound is one of Nebraska's most acclaimed citizens.

Claudia Rankine's critically acclaimed volume, Citizen, explicitly interrogates micro aggressions that shape black life in America.

Next, Jensine launched an acclaimed digital media and citizen journalism training program for grassroots women from some of the most remote regions of the world.

One of China's most acclaimed authors, who is now a British citizen, has warned that its "increasingly harsh" political climate has echoes of the Cultural Revolution after authorities barred him from entering the mainland.

We've worked with the pair in almost every permutation, hosting Davis's music label parties and Reynolds's Citizen Book Club, and showing their work in group exhibitions alongside acclaimed artists like Hannah Black and Dread Scott.

Perhaps the most well-known proponent of this style is Anna Deavere Smith, the author of the acclaimed plays "Fires in the Mirror" and "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992," which, through the words of individual citizens, examined racial unrest in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and in Los Angeles.

He built acclaimed private houses.

Jack Davis wrote several acclaimed plays.

Otho was acclaimed emperor (January 15).

Scarano takes credit for the acclaimed result.

Acclaimed author of cookbooks for healthy living.