Sentence examples for garnered glowing from inspiring English sources

All of Bob's reviews garnered glowing praise.

Since then his exhibitions at the PKNY Gallery, Station Square in Kent, have garnered glowing reviews and sold out.

I felt like the smallest, tiniest person in the room' but it soon became one of the happiest times of her life and garnered glowing reviews.

McQueen's pieces referenced Louis XV and Japanese kabuki theatre, incorporating elements of his idiosyncratic modern couture methods in costumes the dancers found difficult to wear during the performance but which garnered glowing reviews.

Evolving favourite and prolific hit-maker Maceo Plex brings things bang up to date with his modern take on techno, which has garnered glowing reports from ravers of all persuasions.

However, Barnes has garnered glowing reviews from audiences over the past three days, with praise that she had "blown everyone away", and she received a standing ovation after the Wednesday matinee.

Few television series have garnered as much universally glowing press as HBO's urban drama, The Wire.

What Mrs. Obama's dress and the glowing reviews it garnered suggest is that the time is right for Mr. Browne's skills and his intuitions about this conservative cultural moment.

Neither were such British directors on Broadway this season as Rufus Norris Les Liaisonss Dangereuses, Trevor Nunnn (Rock'n'Roll), David Leveaux (Cyrano de Bergerac), and, perhaps most surprisingly, James Macdonald, whose end-of-season revival of Caryl Churchill's Top Girls got generally glowing reviews but garnered only one nomination, for actress Martha Plimpton.

It won the Beatrice Hawley Award, has received glowing reviews, and garnered Jamaal a nomination for a 2014 NAACP Image Award.

In 1994, The Shawshank Redemption garnered little public attention despite some glowing reviews.