Sentence examples for acclaimed exponent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Derrida's credibility was also damaged by a 1987 scandal involving Paul de Man, a Yale University professor who was the most acclaimed exponent of deconstruction in the United States.

In his overdue Met debut, Mr. Muti, an acclaimed exponent of Verdi and a particular champion of this overlooked 1846 work, drew a revelatory performance from the Met orchestra and chorus and the impressive cast.

But the singer, arguably the world's leading dramatic soprano and an acclaimed exponent of Wagner, Strauss and Verdi, now appears to have bowed to an opera scene that increasingly places almost as much emphasis on the way singers look as the way they sound.

Mr. Muti, an acclaimed exponent of Verdi, is a particular champion of this overlooked 1846 work, which tells the story of the ruthless king of the Huns who discovers inner doubt and turmoil during his invasion of Italy in the mid-fifth century.

The third time he attended, he presented a Katha on Ramcharitmanas, which was acclaimed by several famous exponents of the Katha art.

Russell acclaimed her own Braveheart.

I like being "acclaimed".

Some acclaimed the script as a masterpiece.

His critically acclaimed merlot?

This model's ability to handle selectivity bias is acclaimed.

His most acclaimed book is undoubtedly Sein und Zeit (1927).