Sentence examples for exuberant acclaim from inspiring English sources

31] with more exuberant acclaim than in any other New Year's celebration here in recent years.

These were the current standard-bearers of the literary world, and Mr. Franzen's exuberant acclaim had revived their hopes in the future of the novel.

I generally deplored its Chaplineseque sentimentality, but in conclusion gave him the benefit of the doubt and acclaimed his "exuberant humanity and foolhardy courage".

Stuart Scott was born in Chicago, bled "Carolina blue," and gained national acclaim by dropping exuberant catchphrases from inside a TV studio in Bristol, Conn.

He hadn't produced a hit since John Lennon's "Imagine" in 1971, and the Ramones, who had released four critically acclaimed albums of exuberant punk rock, were still searching for a commercial breakthrough.

Arianna Forster, who gained acclaim in the late 1970s as Ari Up, the singer of the exuberant and influential all-female punk-rock band the Slits, died on Wednesday in Los Angeles.

This year has seen an unexpected Black Keys-style breakthrough for Vancouver's Japandroids, who've blossomed from a noise-rock duo into blue-collar anthemicists, acclaimed by the NY Times as having "by far the most exuberant, affirming live show" of any two-piece they've seen (that's including the White Stripes).

As Mother in the critically acclaimed "Passing Strange," Eisa Davis is the quietest character in a loquacious, exuberant and really loud Broadway musical about the search for authenticity and meaning by her son, a restless character named Youth.

Saul Bellow, a canny observer of human foibles, not the least his own, was acclaimed for writing in a distinctive voice that mixed the streetwise, the exuberant and the philosophical in proportions that could be funny or despairing.

Suave & Exuberant?

Great acclaim".