Sentence examples for broad acclaim from inspiring English sources

"Volcano" was published to broad acclaim.

At first glance, the book would hardly seem to merit such broad acclaim.

He presented his work to broad acclaim at the 2019 International Solid-State CincuitSan Francisco(ISan FranciscoFranciSan Francisco

While the queen has no formal political power, her visit — the first by a British monarch — offered powerful symbols of reconciliation and drew broad acclaim among Irish politicians.

Rather, it is the capacity to perform in a recognized area of endeavour in such a way as to receive broad acclaim that defines the prodigy.

The vitamin-bile salts combination was then used in 17 other jaundiced patients, and the successful results were announced in 1938, to broad acclaim.

It may be the song to catapult them to broader acclaim, but it also begins to make them mere background players, a smaller fate than they deserve.

Monorail transporation got wide acclaim.

Buoyed by broad medical acclaim and exuberant patient testimonials since its debut less than three years ago, the drug Prozac has become the most widely prescribed antidepressant in the United States.

The film received broad critical acclaim, and set numerous records during its theatrical run.

The album has met with broad critical acclaim – praised as "captivating" by the New York Times and receiving "highbrow and brilliant" distinctions in New York magazine's taste-making Approval Matrix.