Sentence examples for further acclaimed from inspiring English sources

In 2005, it was further acclaimed as a demonstration of "the magnificent generosity of the Cork people".

Thompson was further acclaimed for her work in the London-based romance Last Chance Harvey (2008), where she and Dustin Hoffman played a lonely, middle-aged pair who cautiously begin a relationship.

In the event, he epitomised courtesy and convention, and thereafter relished his sanity, solvency and further acclaimed mathematical work.

Pantheon published "The Leopard" in the United States in 1960, to further acclaim.

The photo essay dramatically revealed the poisoning's human toll and brought Mr. Smith even further acclaim.

The Daily Telegraph's Peter Oborne went further, acclaiming Jenkins as "one of the greatest politicians and writers of the past century".

The Mail on Sunday's Craig Brown went further, acclaiming the book as "an unfussy and clear-headed study of the making of a poet, and. . . a gentle reminder that poetry can be almost as essential to the human spirit as breathing".

Mr. Zonca is the same French-born filmmaker whose debut film, "Dreamlife of Angels," about two young Frenchwomen adrift, won best actress honors for its stars at the Cannes International Film Festival and further acclaim when it was shown as the concluding film in the New York Film festival in 1998.

has steadily garnered further acclaim.

Ward, who made a name for himself touring with musicians like Bright Eyes and My Morning Jacket in the early aughts, has since reached further acclaim with his solo records and collaborations with Zooey Deschanel on She & Him.

In the 1950s he received further acclaim with the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company, appearing as Prospero and Volpone.