Sentence examples for become acclaimed from inspiring English sources
No one seems ever to have tried to "think the unthinkable".In America official reports such as those on the September 11th attacks or the Deepwater Horizon oil spill have become acclaimed books.
By 1899, he had become acclaimed for bone surgery.
When you're recording on these projects that become acclaimed as "classics," are you just doing your thing, or is there a moment where you feel like you're participating in something special?
A number of restaurants around the world have started to adopt a more scientific approach in their kitchens, and perhaps partly as a result, several of these have become acclaimed as being among the best in the world.
Beginning in the early 70s, her minimalist style has become acclaimed across the world, particularly in Japan, where she has 90 stores.
And yet over the course of his first eight feature films, Mr. Moretti had become acclaimed for his distinctive brand of deadpan humor: part Buster Keaton, part Oscar the Grouch, all joyous self-revelation.
They have become as acclaimed as his masterpieces from his time in the Hollywood Hills.
In 1989 the Louvre pyramid was branded a defacement of the building but has become an acclaimed landmark.
Later she went on to meet Sheldon Reynolds, an American television producer, and it was through an affair with him that she went on to become an acclaimed producer herself.
His memoir, which recounts how he grew up to become an acclaimed musician, reads like a fairy tale — though more Brothers Grimm than Disney, complete with dark and horrific themes.
