Sentence examples for gaining acclaim from inspiring English sources

I'm starting to think the Trafalmadorian style is catching on; or at least gaining acclaim.

Check out their eponymous debut album to hear why they are rapidly gaining acclaim as one of the hottest acts around.

He showed his collections at New York Fashion Week for several seasons, gaining acclaim for his trompe-l'oeil, panelled column dresses that cinched the waist, before he was invited to come back to London as part of its 25th anniversary in 2009.

Phar Lap was a successful and famous racehorse that ran between 1929 and 1932, gaining acclaim for a spectacular series of wins.

As he has gained acclaim, so has his ability to move stock prices.

Several of her own books were banned at home, even as they gained acclaim in Britain and America.

She first gained acclaim by winning the world short-track title in 1986 at Chamonix, France.

Then again, there are books whose titles actively seem to count against them, which have nevertheless gained acclaim.

Mr. Carlin gained acclaim for his often acerbic routines that took aim at the establishment and challenged convention.

Though her sex symbol image persisted throughout much of her career, Russell gained acclaim as a capable actress and singer.

Last century, in the late 1990s, Jon Gruden gained acclaim for his knowledge of NFL offenses and the quarterback position.