Sentence examples for early accolades from inspiring English sources

It's as though all the early accolades had left him so afraid of dishonoring his cultural inheritance that he doesn't quite know how to honor it.

He acknowledged that the early accolades and the flattery that was part of recruiting turned out to be too much for him.

Mr. Musk has repeatedly defended the design of the Model S, which won early accolades for its safety from regulators and independent publications like Consumer Reports.

Given those early accolades on the international stage, McNamara, 17, and Carpenter, 20, may be in the mix when the U.S. team for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing is selected.

Marisol racked up abundant early accolades.

Both earned many early accolades, but relatively few honors in the more recent announcements.

The Cheshire Jamie Oliver was off-site on Wednesday, but reportedly as proud as everyone else with the judges' early accolade.

It is far too early for accolades, but President Reif's commentary on diversity in the current issue of MIT Technology Review ("A More Welcoming MIT," May/June 2016) is a bell ringer.

But even with his early national accolades he couldn't find enough backing for his idea in his home country.

Rusev got on just fine by forcing Goldust to tap out early with the Accolade.

Core technologies and many of the features that earned earlier JVC projectors accolades from reviewers and users alike are also incorporated into the new projectors.