Sentence examples for even acclaimed from inspiring English sources

Some artists, even acclaimed ones, use a residency with a major orchestra to perform the works they are known for.

It wasn't only that there were some good reviews (one notoriously sensible critic even acclaimed it as a "masterpiece").

Second, it heralded a miserable new dawn, where even acclaimed dramas are unable to escape the horrible lure of the spin-off.

Rather than pay a lead as much as $200,000 per episode, as networks have freely done in seasons past, even acclaimed film stars are lucky to walk away with $125,000 to star in a new series today.

Musicians such as Bowie, Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Joni Mitchell, Patti Smith, and Rufus Wainwright had drawn attention and even acclaim as visual artists.

Although his work in optics received scant public recognition during his lifetime, Fresnel maintained that not even acclaim from distinguished colleagues could compare with the pleasure of discovering a theoretical truth or confirming a calculation experimentally.

The King's Speech and The Social Network may deserve admiration, even acclaim, but in our headlong rush to celebrate them we should bear in mind that great art strives for more.

But with that line of work, called hostessing, among the most lucrative jobs available to women and with the country neck-deep in a recession, hostess positions are increasingly coveted, and hostesses themselves are gaining respectability and even acclaim.

While there will be moments of affirmation, even acclaim, you will also be challenged and disagreed with (sometimes fiercely), and you will be disappointed.

Wong reports on Zhao's new status as an officially accepted, even officially acclaimed filmmaker.

TV economists, blogging clerics, even internationally acclaimed figures like the film maker Jafar Panahi have been jailed.