Sentence examples for acclamation of from inspiring English sources

Clarke wore the acclamation of Chappell as though it had been fitted in Savile Row.

The acclamation of the sustainable development goals last month only emphasises the range of measures required.

Yet these were all fragile footnotes to the main point of the afternoon, the acclamation of a multiple world champion.

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When he stood down as a player he did so with the acclamation of an awestruck public ringing in his ears.

The idea of hereditary succession gained early acceptance, but the vestiges of election could still be detected in the acclamation of a new king.

There was, first, the socialist revolt against that tradition itself, which, though based on the rationalistic part of the Marxian philosophy, ended up, when translated into practice, in an orgy of irrationality of which the mass-acclamation of Stalin as the source of knowledge and goodness is the latest striking sample.

Outside the airport he transferred to an open car and throughout most of the journey he stood up receiving the noisy acclamations of hundreds of thousands of Moslems who lined the route.

1937 King of Egypt Ascends Throne CAIRO — For the first time since the rule of the Pharaohs, an independent king sat on the throne of Egypt today [July 29], when King Farouk who has now reached kingship, was invested with sovereign powers amid the wild acclamations of his people.

But he wrote that the politician had to abandon his speech and flee to the Imperial Hotel for sanctuary from the acclamations of the crowd.

Affirmative prevention approaches are recommended to boost self-acclamation of adolescent women within less coercive relationships, especially during their first sexual encounter.