Sentence examples for frequently acclaimed from inspiring English sources
Sandra Boynton deserves mention alongside more frequently acclaimed masters of cross-generational entertainment, like Matt Groening and Jim Henson.
Frequently acclaimed by his fan base as a man of principles, Corbyn could perhaps have stuck to them and campaigned to Leave, thereby — it has been suggested — commanding the respect of those traditional working-class Labour voters who harbor qualms about European immigration.
Well beyond the tabloid headlines, however, Ms. Redgrave was a frequently acclaimed performer, admired by critics and nominated three times for Tony Awards, twice for Oscars (more than 30 years apart) and twice for Emmys.
A widely acclaimed, frequently anthologized story, it is set in antebellum New Orleans and deals with slavery, the Southern social system, Creole culture, and the ambiguity of racial identity.
Such is life when your parents are Michael Cimarusti, who presides over Providence and Connie and Ted's, and acclaimed pastry chef Crisi Echiverri, a couple who frequently find time to throw dinner parties at home.
Having rubbed shoulders with internationally acclaimed artists such as Karsh Kale and B.L.O.T, the SlumGods are frequently invited to participate in competitions and festivals overseas.
Russell acclaimed her own Braveheart.
I like being "acclaimed".
Some acclaimed the script as a masterpiece.
His critically acclaimed merlot?
His most acclaimed book is undoubtedly Sein und Zeit (1927).
