Sentence examples for considerable accolades from inspiring English sources
Mr. Young has gathered considerable accolades from the indie community (as well as beyond it), but he continues to tussle personally with the insularity of the scene.
It also ensured him the considerable accolade that not one of his books was ever published in the Soviet Union.
The British fantasy award is a considerable accolade because it is voted on by fellow professionals as well as readers.
She was said to be Winston Churchill's favorite spy — a considerable accolade given how much Britain's wartime prime minister liked spies.
Raised in the Australian outback, Ms. Chambers, and her winsome country-rock, have received considerable attention, including accolades from Ms. Williams.
Despite high sales and accolades, some readers bemoaned the book's dense prose and considerable heft (about four pounds).
The accolades for it from the 1824 salon emboldened him to renounce commissioned portraiture, declaring it "a considerable waste of time".
While half of the top 10 hotels featured on our annual Best Hotels in Mexico list - determined by a comprehensive methodology that assesses each property's class rating, industry accolades and guest reviews - made an appearance on last year's list, the other half made considerable leaps, including Le Blanc Spa Resort, which rose from No. 29 in 2015 to No. 10 this year.
Page B2 Sports JAPANESE BASEBALL'S RISING STAR Poised to Garner More Accolades Yu Darvish is already a celebrated talent in Japanese baseball, and his hard work in practice garners considerable attention.
