Sentence examples for garnering plaudits from inspiring English sources

The product of a design collective numbering 18, its engaging and intriguing pieces are garnering plaudits as well as clocking up sales.

Then, as each figure reached the top of his trajectory, garnering plaudits and profits, Murdoch moved them on without a flicker of hesitation or sentiment.

While Dear Esther was winning awards and garnering plaudits from critics and, interestingly, the hardcore first-person shooter modding community, it was also meeting resistance and fuelling controversy about what games were or could be.

Hailing from right under the noses of club bosses near their Frisco base north of Dallas, Mikey Ambrose is the sort of development prospect garnering plaudits for the major league club.

Sarah Callaghan is garnering plaudits for her first fringe hour, which is about her struggle to escape council-estate life in Uxbridge, west London; being trapped in a bedroom with a broken curtain rail, the planes leaving Heathrow taunting her overhead.

A gloriously distinctive and soulful antidote to all the turgid, idea-free 70s rock revivalists currently garnering plaudits from a rock media that should know better by now, Royal Thunder are only honorary members of the metal fraternity – thanks in part to the unassailable reputation of their Relapse Records overlords.

His team has also focused on the sort of programming – from Panorama reports on the News of the World to Wolf Hall – that garners plaudits not brickbats.

That question is comically premature, but Lin is garnering justifiable plaudits.

Things have improved somewhat since the '90s, with female producers like Cooly G and Ikonika garnering critical plaudits, but over all female involvement in dance tracks is still too often limited to the role of vocalist.

In 1999, Channel 4 broadcast Queer As Folk, the Russell T Davies drama that created a minor tsunami, as well as garnering huge plaudits for its unflinching portrayal of gay life in Manchester.

Female country artists like Clark and Womack may garner critical plaudits, but male stars seem to find popularity both on US airwaves and, judging from the audience reaction, among British country fans.