Sentence examples for achieving accolades from inspiring English sources

As this import from Hungary makes its rounds through the festivals, achieving accolades and nominations galore, a question arises: is it that juries favor Holocaust films, or is Son of Saul a really good film?

It's been exciting to see Hiplok achieve accolades including "Editor's Choice" in Cycling Plus and "50 Greatest Things" in Men's Journal.

It's a problem all over the shop with classical record reviews: just think of the Penguin Guide to Recorded Classical Music, which now gives rosettes and other supposedly hard-to-achieve accolades to hundreds, if not thousands, of discs, making a mockery of a system of recommended recordings.

It means good or very good; I have no real hope of achieving the accolade.

There's a lot of prestige in achieving this accolade.

For many of the girls, they had achieved great accolades, such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award, yet did not feel it was worthy of their CV.

A very small business in a very small town would not have achieved these accolades without social media.

His former roommate, Alex Gordon, achieved Hollywood accolades as a creator of American International Pictures, a horror and action studio that was making films with Vincent Price and Shelley Winters.

Guest host John Forsythe thrust a host of predictable questions at Abbott, whose prison essays, "In the Belly of the Beast," had achieved critical accolades.

But, in the ensuing celebration for this hard-to-achieve accolade, some are feeling left out.

It is the first to achieve the accolade of publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.