Sentence examples for constant accolades from inspiring English sources
We revel in our city's quality of life, moderate cost of living and vibrant economy, for which we receive constant accolades.
(Having more than a billion in investor money to date, and constant accolades, likely feeds into this megalomania).
The rapid economic and social changes that were beginning to sweep through Thai society by the mid-1980s offered writers new and challenging themes, while the introduction of literary prizes, accolades, and constant media attention also played a part in creating a vibrant literary scene.
It started a national conversation, but also won its 28-year-old first-time author uglier accolades: death threats and a constant police escort.
While some accolades are well deserved, a constant stream of "Aren't I wonderful?" wears thin very quickly.
Although Robert's brand is sold all over the world in hip and haughty stores like Barney's New York and Odin and it has been honored with awards and accolades, keeping it thriving is a constant and exhausting challenge.
It's true that Mr. Ramirez buys more expensive ingredients than he once did, but it's also true that in the same period, accolades for the restaurant piled up while the number of seats remained constant at 18.
He detested public accolades.
