Sentence examples for acclaimed for doing from inspiring English sources

His quickly mounting count of confirmed kills gets him nicknamed "the Legend," and he hates it, because he knows that he's being acclaimed for doing something that he knows to be both holy and sinful, too sacred for desecration in vulgar slogans and too horrific to be celebrated.

For example the photographer Iwan Baan has been acclaimed for doing just that and his own take on architectural photography is to capture the built environment in use and more often than not that includes people being in shot.

'Now, I have to do it…'" But Hamm did do it, and won instant acclaim for doing it, alongside Matthew Weiner and his castmates.

"It seems that the government and the [immigration] department are reading that the Australian people want them to act in a cruel and abusive way towards asylum seekers, and that they'll be greeted with acclaim for doing so," she told Guardian Australia.

After all, it's because America has brains that Obama could deliver a nuanced address about race relations and receive wide public acclaim for doing so.

Most of the prose writers acclaimed for "writing beautifully" do no such thing; such praise is issued comprehensively, like the rain on the just and the unjust.

Unfortunately, they do not have the privilege and the space to get publicly acclaimed for the often selfless work they do among a sea of celebrity spotlights and more "worldly" breaking news.

Waters, acclaimed for her Victorian-era romps, has done meticulous research, and renders wartime scenes with unnerving authenticity.

I don't mind, nor am I envious, that Jeter is acclaimed for bedding attractive women.

Both were acclaimed for their inventiveness.

Jessica Chastain has been acclaimed for her performance.