Sentence examples for bring acclamation from inspiring English sources

This is even though the path followed by Germany is not the one that will bring acclamation, or even necessarily benefit.

Pledging to bring the United Nations closer to the people it was created to serve, Kofi Annan swore himself in for a second term as secretary general today after being re-elected by acclamation, and with applause, by 189 member countries.

He has this need to get more acclamation for his good deeds than they warrant".

From this same circle of tradition (chapter 11) comes the account of Saul's heroic deliverance of the town of Jabesh-Gilead from oppression by the Ammonites, which brought him to the attention of all Israel and resulted in his acclamation as king in a public ceremony at Gilgal.

It was, however, a season in September 2000 which brought Béjart and the Lausanne company back to London and to audience (if not critical) acclamation.

It takes a little acclamation to get used to, but it's not too challenging.

Bercow is voted Speaker by acclamation.

Acclamazione (Acclamation) Arms raised and hands open.

It was not wholly by acclamation.

A regime is changing through acclamation.

By acclamation, he transcended the tournament in 2002.