The movie was lauded at the Sundance Film Festival and received stellar reviews in the national media before being released in theaters across the country in April.
His passing, at 86, was immortalized in church; his body was buried in the old graveyard; his indomitable spirit was lauded at a crowded wake.
Architects such as Juha Ilmari Leiviskä, known for his innovative churches, and Pekka Helin and Tuomo Siitonen, whose flexible and adaptive working spaces are intended to encourage creative thinking, have been lauded at home and abroad.
By now president of the literary section of the Prussian Academy of the Arts, he was lauded at his 60th-birthday festivities by both his brother and Gottfried Benn, who hailed him as "Flaubert's heir".
Kenya's own media has been lauded at home for giving a blow-by-blow account of the siege at the mall but it fell short on analysis and investigative reporting.
Each year, a huge number of these independent films are lauded at the Oscars: Dallas Buyers Club, 12 Years a Slave, American Hustle and The Wolf of Wall Street all went to market to seek independent financing.
So while John Galliano was lauded at Dior and Alexander McQueen turned his label into an international brand through a deal with fashion conglomerate Kering, on the path that most promising designers in the 90s followed, Scott did his own thing.
Indonesia may be a vibrant "emerging market", but it is also a politically backward place, where power games at Istana Merdeka, the presidential palace in Jakarta, matter more than commercial flair.Mr Hasan's skills may never be lauded at Harvard Business School, but they extend well beyond the cultivation of a single powerful connection.
To Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose frugal caution is lauded at home as embodying the virtues of a "Swabian housewife," the key to the euro's survival is to enforce the rules of budget discipline strictly and make Europe more competitive through economic overhauls, not to dilute responsibility by sharing debt.
