"Volcano" was published to broad acclaim.
At first glance, the book would hardly seem to merit such broad acclaim.
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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.
Mr Brown, some say, has been beguiled by the cult of experts ever since he transferred power over interest rates to the Bank of England to broad acclaim in 1997.
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.
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 gained broad acclaim upon its opening, in 2000, located in a shabby area on the wrong side of the river.
This year, much of the focus will inevitably be on the forward view, unveiled to broad acclaim by the NHS England chief executive, Simon Stevens, towards the end of 2014.
Brunelleschi was a figure in 15th-century Italy somewhat like I. M. Pei in 20th-century America, a celebrated architect who managed not only to attract a continual stream of commissions from the rich and powerful but also to win broad acclaim from both the populace at large and serious scholars.
