Sentence examples for attained praise from inspiring English sources

Upon release, its lyrics and composition attained praise and ambivalence from music critics.

In French digital artist Cyril Lecomte-Languérand's new video game project Soul Lewitt v1.1, visitors are invited to virtually wander through a seemingly endless gallery featuring the works of Sol Lewitt, an iconic American conceptual artist who reached international fame and attained critical praise for his geometric colored pattern wall drawings and highly graphic abstract sculptures.

The vast majority of critical reaction to "You Are Not Alone" was positive, although it did not attain unanimous praise.

She attained further critical praise for her performance as the violent, sexually abusive Mary in Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire (2009), which was helmed by Shadowboxer director Lee Daniels.

While Hergé's Tintin embodies a certain tradition typically the ligne claire drawing style and a kid-friendly francophone comedy barely popular in the U.S. there was another, younger, and more sci-fi-inclined French comic book dynasty that reached high critical praise and attained a large readership, helping shape today's global pop culture.

"Secrets" attained mostly positive reception from critics, who praised the character development and the storyline progression.

"Her husband's heart relies on her and he shall lack nothing...She repays his good all the days of her life...Strength and majesty are her garb...She opens her mouth with wisdom and a lesson of kindness is on her tongue...Her children rise and praise her, her husband, and he lauds her; many daughters have attained achievement, but you surpassed them all...Let her be praised by her very own deeds".

Moondram Pirai attained cult status in Tamil cinema and was praised for bringing out human emotions, unconditional love and sacrifice.

Following his retirement from the military, Schwarzkopf attained a status as celebrity, and was highly praised in the news media.

This joy is attained by a life of exclusive devotion (bhakti) to God, singing his praise, performing adulatory acts in temple and private worship, and constantly dwelling on his perfections.

His friend the theologian Gaspar Scioppius wrote, "I know not what to praise most, his ability in painting, in which he attains the most exalted rank attained by any man of his century, or his knowledge of literature, his enlightened taste, and the all too rare agreement between his words and his deeds".