Sentence examples for acclaimed on from inspiring English sources

Milan's burden to maintain dominance in the world of high fashion falls partly on the slim, often fox-covered shoulders of Miuccia Prada, who, together with her husband, Patrizio Bertelli, transformed her grandfather's leather-goods company into one of the rare birds of fashion: a brand that is as acclaimed on the critical circuit as it is with consumers.

The completion of this great work was acclaimed on all sides.

He was producer of the critically acclaimed "On Being Black," anthology series (1968-1970).

Success was finally achieved in July 1866, and Field was acclaimed on both sides of the Atlantic.

But, I said, hadn't his great novel, "A House for Mr. Biswas," been acclaimed on its publication?

Though not immediately acclaimed on its release, the movie grew in stature, and today it is widely considered the best film made about the world of dance.

That honor belongs to Signor Bertolotto, whose "Industrious Fleas" made their debut to acclaim on Broadway in 1839.

Swift's new album "Reputation" went triple platinum, she appeared on Time magazine's cover with other "Silence Breakers" for its "Person of the Year" issue, and she performed to acclaim on "Saturday Night Live".

Downey Jr too was acclaimed early on, as far back as 1987's Less than Zero and, at 27, was nominated for an Oscar for Chaplin.

He was also a nationally acclaimed midfielder on the school's soccer team.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Baron Davis spoke at a fund-raiser for Obama in California and acclaimed him on his blog.