Sentence examples for enormous acclaim from inspiring English sources

Dia:Beacon opened to the public in the spring of 2003, to enormous acclaim.

Mulligan played the ambitious, troubled Nina to enormous acclaim at the Royal Court in 2007, before transferring to Broadway.

Yet Clementine Churchill (1979) was published to enormous acclaim, winning the Wolfson prize and plaudits from reviewers.

His way with those words floated on music won him new fame, and he received enormous acclaim, particularly at the first night of the Proms in 1994.

It's not hard to see why the Kansas-born 28-year-old has won enormous acclaim, as well as fans from Prince to David Bowie.

I have my own project.' " In 2003, as Iggy's solo career waned and interest in the Stooges surged, the group reunited again, this time to enormous acclaim.

As an adult, she wrote about her life, to enormous literary acclaim, in a book called Autobiography Of A Face.

The accruing combination of enormous wealth, acclaim as a revolutionary genius, freedom from studio constraints and massive use of cocaine meant that he pretty much went gaga.

Like its predecessors, Toy Story 3 received enormous critical acclaim, earning a 99% approval rating from Rotten Tomatoes.

"Fifteen" has received enormous critical acclaim from many music critics, citing it as one of Swift's best-written songs.

His diaries, which were at one time believed lost, were published in Germany in 1996, to enormous public interest and acclaim.