Sentence examples for acclaimed of from inspiring English sources

Zakes Mda, 53, the most critically acclaimed of the new black novelists, explores the clash between African and European values in "The Heart of Redness," published in 2000.

By their metric, the Austin, Texas-based quintet's oeuvre had emerged as the most widely and consistently critically acclaimed of the noughties.

The novel The Last of the Departed (1974), which describes the experiences of the Abkhazians forced into exile in the Ottoman Empire during the 19th century, is the most widely acclaimed of Shinkuba's novels.

Next week, meanwhile, comes the DVD release of Green Room, one of the most critically acclaimed of the actor's recent efforts, and a movie whose success he, happily, lived to see.

Highway 61 Revisited has remained among the most highly acclaimed of Dylan's works.

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is the most highly acclaimed of Angelou's autobiographies.

Many of the plants widely acclaimed to be of therapeutic values have not enjoyed vigorous assessments to gauge their safety.

He also published highly acclaimed collections of short stories.

(Last season's critically acclaimed "Merchant of Venice," starring Al Pacino, narrowly turned a profit).

Sandra Boynton deserves mention alongside more frequently acclaimed masters of cross-generational entertainment, like Matt Groening and Jim Henson.

The recording was critically acclaimed, but "of course, I'm not happy with it!" she laughs.