Sentence examples for gain plaudits from inspiring English sources
Of course, Mr. Dacey wrote "The Secular Conscience," published by Prometheus Books, a venerable secularist publisher, not to gain plaudits from Father Neuhaus but to strengthen secular liberalism.
As soon as they tear into "Tell Me What You See" it's clear they haven't lost the intensity which saw them gain plaudits the first time round, although gremlins in the sound system means their vocals can barely be heard.
Bloomsbury; £14.99 A remarkable debut by a Punjabi writer who has gained plaudits from Mohsin Hamid and Salman Rushdie.
Of these, the Maccabees are perhaps the most well-known, their third album Given to the Wild gaining plaudits for taking rock music into fresh territory.
BBC4, which launched Armando Iannucci's critically acclaimed comedy The Thick of It and gained plaudits for its Lost Decade season, attracts only 0.36% of the total television audience.
Varmus served as Bill Clinton's director of the National Institutes of Health from 1993 to 1999, gaining plaudits when the government doubled the agency's budget.
She gained plaudits for her first prime ministerial speech where she talked of the underachievement of "white working-class boys" and their low university attendance rates.
Abraham spent three years at UKTV, the joint venture between Virgin Media and the BBC, gaining plaudits for the relaunch of the previously little-known UKTV G2 as Dave.
Ms Davidson has gained plaudits for her down-to-earth personality and assured debating style, which was made apparent to voters in the televised sparring ahead of the general election.
After losing 2-0 aTottenhamam Hotspur in midweek, we turn our attention to a Burnley team who are gaining plaudits throughout the country for their outstanding start to this Premier League season.
The trust gains plaudits for the way it handles BBC crises over editorial deception and fake competitions, but critics say high-profile reviews of budgets and salaries failed to sufficiently hold management to account.
