Sentence examples similar to appropriate accolade from inspiring English sources
Rather than it being a photo op, it was everything we hoped: We returned POTUS attention to the need to do more to open the government, while giving him appropriate accolades for his having put the issues on the table in the first place.
The only thing they can understand is, 'He called you a nigger.' " He alludes to Ebony's fixation on "black firsts"—the magazine's spotlight coverage of the first black to do this or that and fantasizes the appropriate Ebony accolade.
The only thing they can understand is, 'He called you a nigger.' " He alludes to Ebony's fixation on "black firsts" — the magazine's spotlight coverage of the first black to do this or that — and fantasizes the appropriate Ebony accolade.
The accolades were an appropriate end to a triumphant year for McCartney.
Obama is reported to have said that he was "humbled" by the accolade, which is probably the appropriate response for someone who is poised to escalate a war in Afghanistan, and whose government just bombed the Moon, in keeping with counterinsurgency strategy.
Three Arsenal players received the Premier League Player of the Month award – Henry twice in January and April 2004, and Bergkamp and Edu shared the accolade in February 2004 after the judges "felt it was appropriate that we make a joint award".
"Instead of the accolades he sought from China, Sixing Liu today received the appropriate reward for his threat to our national security: 70 months in prison," prosecutor Paul Fishman said.
There are several reasons for this accolade.
That was a high accolade.
