Sentence examples for an acclaimed example from inspiring English sources

The Country of the Pointed Firs, collection of sketches about life in a fictional coastal village in Maine by Sarah Orne Jewett; published in 1896, it is an acclaimed example of local colour.

With its government debilitated by a coup, the Malian political system — previously an acclaimed example of democratic progress in the region — has been unable to maintain its reach into its northern regions, now characterized by trafficking in small arms, narcotics, migrants and hostages.

That's why he has included personal mementos of designers he admires, such as Mr. Sottsass's portrait, Mr. Castiglioni's jacket and a painting by Domus's founder, Gio Ponti, rather than acclaimed examples of their work.

CBS's "Beakman's World" and PBS's "Bill Nye the Science Guy" are two acclaimed examples.

The body which organises the Oscars is considering "radical" changes to the rules surrounding the coveted prize for best foreign language film to help more acclaimed examples of world cinema make it through to the nominations stage.

Y Gwyll, for example, is an acclaimed detective drama produced by S4C, the Welsh-language public broadcaster.

Lefsetz pointed to Jason Isbell, an acclaimed alternative-country singer, as an example of an artist who thrives outside the mainstream.

For example, the foundation chose an acclaimed architect, Charles Correa, but without running a competition for such an ambitious construction project, costing €100 million, about $127 million.

("Hard," "evil" people can make art, too; to use a particularly popular example from history, Hitler was an acclaimed painter).

By contrast, Dylan's example inspired Leonard Cohen to abandon a career as an acclaimed novelist and poet and become a rock songwriter.

(No wonder she is an acclaimed Lulu).