Sentence examples for any accolade from inspiring English sources

"And what makes these awards so special, better than any Michelin star, better than any accolade, better than any critic's write-up," she explained, "is that they are voted for by the public.

More than any accolade, these best and brightest needed to know that behind their labels, it is okay to be directionless and scared, and it is okay not to want to pursue the fields for which they have been recognized for their accomplishments.

More than any accolade, though, the film's warmth is the thing that still stands most intact.

Part of what keeps the wind in your sails, is seeing, and enjoying, the fact that you're accomplishing what you set out to do. 9. Be Present and Future-oriented Being in "flow" (doing something with such concentration that time seems to disappear) is just as, if not more, joyful than any accolade.

At the time he shrugged off any accolades.

So if they receive any accolades, they deserve it, you know?

One major scoop, for which she never received any accolades, was obtaining the Hutton Report in advance of its publication in 2004.

Persuading Bafta members to vote mainly for British nominees would devalue any accolades they received, in a room emptied of foreign talent.

As William C. Rhoden said, without him, the Red Sox would have been watching the World Series on TV, and no one on Fox television gave him any accolades.

Reportedly Ms Prada is prouder of her recent award from the New Museum of Contemporary Art in Manhattan than of any accolades she has received from the fashion press.Mr Quinn says his show could never have been done in a classic museum.

It's far too early to talk about any accolades that The Great Gatsby might win, but the film already looks like a frontrunner for those snuggliest-looking jumper categories.