Sentence examples for additional acclaim from inspiring English sources

Tamango and his Urban Tap troupe reappeared last year with a more elaborate evening that brought him additional acclaim.

Shadid's reportage on the Arab Spring brought him additional acclaim, especially his engaging portraits of the protesters.

The following year he received additional acclaim for his performance as a speech therapist assisting King George VI of England in the film drama The King's Speech; Rush earned an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor.

She won additional acclaim for her translations (Choruses from the Iphigeneia in Aulis and the Hippolytus of Euripides [1919] and Euripides' Ion [1937]), for her verse drama (Hippolytus Temporizes [1927]), and for prose works such as Palimpsest (1926), Hedylus (1928), and, posthumously, The Gift (1982).

"Live Forever" has garnered additional acclaim years after its release.

No need for extra acclaim.

The success of this and similar additional experiments brought worldwide acclaim not only to Wu but also to Lee and Yang, who won the 1957 Nobel Prize for Physics for their work.

In this activity he performed for two consecutive hours, working an additional hour due to public acclaim.

But he did have an early effect on one NBC product: he devised a deal with the satellite service DirecTV to keep the critically acclaimed "Friday Night Lights" in production through two additional seasons.

It was so popular and widely acclaimed over such a long period of time that 14 additional volumes of Hokusai's manga were published during the next 64 years.

Hospital staff also acclaimed although it caused more unpredictable working days with no additional staff.