Sentence examples for earned the acclaim from inspiring English sources

Her previous books on Neanderthals and the early bird Archaeopteryx earned the acclaim of scholars and the public alike.

Not every show has earned the acclaim of "Crooked" and "Or"; writing in The Times, David Rooney said "Lascivious Something" was "too intoxicated by its own mysteries".

Planet Moon Studios' blending of two genres in Giants has earned the acclaim of reviewers.

And it was not until his senior year that he began to earn the acclaim that has come to him, perhaps not fully realizing just how much interest there was until he went to the predraft camps and played as well as any point guard.

It all started in June 2013, and the pair of producers have hardly stopped since, touring extensively and earning the acclaim of tastemakers and beatmakers such as Nina Las Vegas, Diplo, Skrillex and more.

A side order of "our famous brew fries" earned the highest acclaim from our Belgian guest, who knows a thing or two about frites and praised the flavor and meaty crunchiness.

Macmillan's Song of the Earth hasn't earned the same acclaim as his Romeo and Juliet and Manon, and after seeing it, one need not wonder why.

Redemption earned the series higher acclaim than the original, thanks to refinements in gameplay and technical advantages made possible by the next-gen consoles on which it ran.

She has a lilting voice and a wry pop sensibility, and her efforts have earned her the acclaim of the independent-music community — last year she was anointed Female Artist of the Year at the Plug Music Awards, for which fans vote online to determine the winners.

In October 1906 the Brazilian Alberto Santos-Dumont flew more than 160 feet in France, earning the public acclaim the Wrights had never achieved.

(The late, great Dan Quisenberry wrote some pretty good poetry, but never earned the national superstardom and universal acclaim that comes with the title of poet laureate).