Sentence examples for drawing acclaim from inspiring English sources

One organiser was Muhammad Abdel Haleem, an Egyptian-born professor who has translated the Koran into stylish modern English, drawing acclaim from many, but grumbles from purists.

David Harewood has said in the past how he has struggled to find roles at home despite drawing acclaim and an enhanced public profile for his appearances in the US drama Homeland.

Of all the desserts I've ever made, this cake is the one that is most renowned, drawing acclaim for its incredibly moist texture and its spicy zing from an overload of fresh ginger.

It's with this in mind that Brown, still drawing acclaim and occasional outrage for his television specials, has taken on an audacious task, even by his own standards (in January, Ofcom received 14 complaints when the illusionist seemingly convinced a member of the public to push a man off a roof in Pushed to the Edge).

Still, his movie, a New England-set coming-home story titled "Manchester by The Sea" was one of the biggest buzz titles here, drawing acclaim for its subtle emotion and human weight.

Mr. Nelford, like Ms. Roskot, drew acclaim as a teenager.

Mr. Quinn's production of "The Crumb Trail" at P.S. 122 drew acclaim last year.

When the aquarium opened, on Pier 3 in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, its brutalist architecture drew acclaim.

The film drew acclaim, and it was nominated for nine Academy Awards, including best picture.

Glenn Close, (born March 19 , 1947 Greenwich, Connecticut, U.S ., American actress who drew acclaim for her considerable range and versatility.

One cross from David Villa drew acclaim because of the way he "puts it on a platter".