Sentence examples for deserved accolades from inspiring English sources

Mengestu's skillful sensitivity turned observations from his life into a broader narrative, earning him deserved accolades.

Bene won his most deserved accolades from Italian and French critics in 1979 with a sumptuously staged and passionately declaimed version of Othello.

And for all the deserved accolades for Muhammad Ali, I've always believed that each at his best, Joe Frazier, who died Monday night at age 67, was the better fighter.

Joseph J. Ellis, whose writings on Adams, Thomas Jefferson and the generation of the founders have received richly deserved accolades, has been hard at work on Adams's redemption for the better part of a decade.

Mensa's high school friend from Chicago's South Side, Chance the Rapper, is getting deserved accolades in the US for his second mix tape, Acid Rap, but Innanetape is nearly as accomplished.

The well deserved accolades are flowing, including how prolific she is (2 MORE books coming this year) and Time Magazine named her a top 10 influencer in food.

Lennon was delighted for Izaguirre's "thoroughly deserved" accolade from his fellow players.

But if it is, the committee is unlikely to make Dr Hawking wait for what would be a richly deserved accolade.

Nick Ferguson, the Courtauld's chairman, was quoted in the Chicago trustees' statement as saying that Mr. Cuno "has done an excellent job" and that his new appointment was "a major and much deserved accolade".

To the eternal credit of Everton's fans they gave Wigan a warm and sporting round of applause as they left the pitch, a thoroughly deserved accolade after a superb display.

De Gea took the cheers of United's fans perched high in The Bernabeu at the final whistle, a deserved accolade for both keeper and team at the conclusion of a highly satisfactory night.