Sentence examples for common acclaim from inspiring English sources

"Turnaround Tuesday" was hailed by common acclaim in New York.

"El Niño" may not have heard the drums, but he certainly heard the Kop's once common acclaim.

Level One, based in Sacramento, Calif., will issue five million shares of its common stock in exchange for Acclaim, a closely held company based in San Jose, Calif.

The bee-hived soul singer, who won five Grammy awards in 2008 and whose second album "Back to Black" has won widespread critical acclaim, was charged with common assault following an incident at a ball in London's Berkeley Square last year.

As he recalled in his memoir: "When I made a statement in the Commons on the outcome I was received with acclaim and the waving of order papers.

There is a vulgar idea that Gehry is all about flamboyant buildings, radical structures acclaimed by critics but derided by common sense.

The legal claim of the Queen's Scholars of Westminster School to be the first to acclaim the monarch on behalf of the common people was formally disallowed by the Court, but in practice their traditional shouts of "Vivat!

It's risky to spend years of a career on some disease that affects few people and that never generates the kind of acclaim, grants and publishing opportunities that work on more common ailments could garner.

She points to John Galliano, who has brought both sales and acclaim to Christian Dior, not by pandering to the lowest common denominator but by capturing the public's imagination, and by sheer design talent.

I make films which are unusual". Another point that these films have in common: Although shot outside the United States, they became successes in Europe only after gathering acclaim in America, and inversion of the usual procedure.

This is the most common quibble with "A Quiet Place," the hit horror film that has earned critical and audience acclaim in roughly equal measures.