Sentence examples similar to elicit acclaim from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Franzen, (born August 17 , 1959 Western Springs, Illinois, U.S ., American novelist and essayist whose sprawling multilayered novels about contemporary America elicited critical acclaim.

The PlayStation was released in Japan in December 1994, and it made its American debut in September 1995; both releases elicited critical acclaim and impressive sales.

While in China he wrote his major work, An Explanatory Diagram on the Garland World System, which elicited high acclaim from his master and is still read widely in the Buddhist circles of East Asia.

Indomitably creative even in adversity, she uses her prison time to create a show of Polaroid snapshots that elicits critical acclaim and a flashy cover story in a Los Angeles magazine.

Jolie is thirty-six, and, though "Salt" was enough of a success to elicit a sequel, she hasn't won any great acclaim (though I think she was excellent in Clint Eastwood's "Changeling").

Great acclaim".

Why the enduring acclaim?

Before death Moderate acclaim.

It met with considerable acclaim.

Others elicit cliches.

Acclaim was hers.