Sentence examples similar to fitting accolades from inspiring English sources
The MIRA Public Observatory in Brussels teamed up with local radio station Studio Brussel to register the fitting intergalactic accolade.
He has just been honoured with Gramophone magazine's lifetime achievement award, the ultimate recording industry accolade, entirely fitting for a man whose studio career spans 52 years and who has probably issued more discs than any other single living pianist.
His dashing blue military garb, particularly his fitted jacket donned with decorative accolades, dwarfs him, sleeves extending almost past the tips of his fingers.
But with Kate pregnant, the McGarrigles did not tour for more than a year after the album was released, and however many accolades they received from critics, their songs did not fit radio playlists.
But even Prince's consistency was not enough to stabilize a roster that had quickly deteriorated into a lottery-destined mess of bad contracts (Charlie Villanueva, Ben Gordon) and players who did not fit — the antithesis of the program that had propelled Dumars to front-office accolades for the better part of the last decade.
And no proposal of 2013 won more accolades, and caused more spontaneous crying fits, than Spencer Stout's proposal to his partner, Dustin Reeser.
He detested public accolades.
