Sentence examples similar to burgeoning acclaim from inspiring English sources
Yet when he finally delivered the shows, there was no drumbeat of excitement leading up to the new episodes -- despite the fact that the show had critical acclaim and a burgeoning audience.
In the 1960s and early-70s, Ashete – a teenage Elvis impersonator, sometimes referred to as the James Brown of Ethiopian music – rose to national acclaim as one of the stars of Addis Ababa's burgeoning music scene.
Then there are the companies who have developed work at BAC. Companies such as Kneehigh and Improbable, DV8 and The Right Size, Cheek by Jowl, Frantic Assembly and Complicite - all of which are now established and acclaimed theatre makers with international reputations, whose work is part of Britain's burgeoning cultural export industry.
His highly acclaimed first novel, In the Castle of My Skin (1953), is an autobiographical bildungsroman set against the backdrop of burgeoning nationalism in the British colonies of the Caribbean in the 1930s and '40s.
He is evidently burgeoning.
It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.
Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".
Burgeoning imports, for one.
There was burgeoning environmentalism.
We give expression to burgeoning sentiment.
