Sentence examples for earning much praise from inspiring English sources

The first black playable character in the Final Fantasy series, Barret's appearance and sometimes profane speech has been heavily compared to that of actor Mr. T, earning much praise, but also criticism and accusations of racism by some.

While Justice Teresi has earned much praise, he has not entirely been spared criticism.

DUŠAN TÝNEK DANCE THEATRE Since forming his company, in 2002, Týnek has earned much praise for his poetic theatricality, but the accolades reached a new level last year with the première of "Kosile".

Thousands may have complained and threatened boycotts, but the ad also earned much praise and has been described by celebrities as "beautiful" (Elijah Wood), "moving" (Jessica Chastian) and a "must-watch" (Arianna Huffington).

Having refused a legal challenge to hold some closed sessions of the 7 July bombings inquest, the coroner and appeal court judge Lady Justice Hallett earned much praise for her handling of the hearings.

The new Plums has earned much critical praise for its diverse breakfast menu.

Until the 1994 financial collapse, Citron was a low-key bureaucrat who won praise from Orange County supervisors for earning much higher yields from the county's complex array of investments than many other government agencies.

But it isn't earning much interest.

Djamal Abdallah, whose father is Chadian, made his debut in 2010 and has been a fixture in the side ever since, his quality in the holding role in midfield earning him much praise.

Baker earned much attention and critical praise through the 1950s, particularly for albums featuring his vocals (Chet Baker Sings, It Could Happen to You).

While Mr Murphy's brand of street politics earned him much praise it also marked him out as a divisive figure on the campaign trail.