Sentence examples for amount of acclaim from inspiring English sources

As the Oscar-friendly writer of "Being John Malkovich" (nominated), "Adaptation," (nominated) and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (won) Mr. Kaufman has already earned a significant amount of acclaim.

The amount of publicity given to those first novels that become instant bestsellers distorts the reality for the majority of debut novelists, even very gifted ones: a moderate advance, a small amount of acclaim, a continuing battle to get their next book written and then published.

Academic Earth has received considerable amount of acclaim since its launch last year, also being named one of Time Magazine's best websites of 2009.

Champlin has earned a significant amount of acclaim for her performance.

The game's story has received a considerable amount of acclaim from reviewers.

Cicely Tyson's much-anticipated return to Broadway in the revival of Horton Foote's "The Trip to Bountiful" has garnered a tremendous amount of acclaim within the theater community.

His next projects include a third issue of Richardson, the magazine he launched last year to equal amounts of acclaim and tittering, a move into film and a shoot for the famed swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated.

Although she has garnered massive amounts of acclaim through her storied career, Knowles is far from satisfied".

Basic cable channels began introducing original programming in the early 2000s that garnered a significant amount of critical acclaim and awards.

Many titles achieved a significant amount of critical acclaim, including Duel (ABC, 1971), Brian's Song (ABC, 1971), The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (CBS, 1974), and The Execution of Private Slovik (NBC, 1974).

With bated breath, I sat by the phone for hours, waiting for Vince [her manager] to call and tell me the number that I thought would make me feel good: somewhere in the mid six figures – no doubt a mere percentage of what Brad was bringing home to Angelina and their beautiful babies, but something worthy of a solid up-and-coming actress with a decent amount of critical acclaim for her work.