Sentence examples for acclaimed life from inspiring English sources

Suzannah Galland is an internationally acclaimed life advisor and influencer for mindful living.

The critically acclaimed "Life of Pi" has received Oscar buzz, undoubtedly aiding ticket sales.

The author of an acclaimed life of Rudolf Nureyev, Kavanagh reveals that cold-eyed pragmatism, not saintly self-abnegation, formed the bedrock of Duplessis' character and career.

Bill Fay took four decades to follow up his eponymous debut and 1971's Time of the Last Persecution with 2012's acclaimed Life Is People.

Charles Nicholl, whose acclaimed life of Leonardo was published in 2004, "was supposedly in this rather honourable position of being the last person to talk on the programme".

Yet Habegger, author of "The Father" (an acclaimed life of Henry James Sr ., argues that it was time to give Dickinson's life a fresh consideration.

In 2011 she starred in the critically acclaimed Rita Moreno: Life Without Makeup, which was staged in California and showcased her irrepressible nature.

Closed-doors demonstrations of the technology suggested that the physics of Duke Nukem Forever would be a step up from the critically acclaimed Half-Life 2. Rumors suggested that the game would appear at 2005 E3.

Even Jiri Menzel, who won an Oscar in 1968, dropped out of filmmaking and turned to theater after the 1994 box-office failure of his critically acclaimed film "The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin".

It seemed like the perfect breakout plan: armed with fake guard uniforms, two handguns and a dog-eared copy of an acclaimed book about life as a prison guard at Sing Sing, two convicted violent felons would walk out of prison.

The BBC now co-produces much of its natural-history output with Discovery, whose American cable channel has recently shown "The Blue Planet", a highly acclaimed series about ocean life.