Sentence examples for garnering praise from inspiring English sources
But even in 1988, not yet at his most terse, Mr. Leonard was garnering praise so high it defied belief.
With the agency's other efforts garnering praise around the country, its bill-paying quagmire has been "embarrassing, to say the least," Mr. Peck said.
Lee also had a noted side career as an actress during the 1950s, garnering praise for her first dramatic role in The Jazz Singer (1952) and earning an Academy Award nomination for her supporting performance in Pete Kelly's Blues (1955).
Reviews of "We Need to Talk About Kevin", an adaption of Lionel Shriver's bestselling novel about a fictional school massacre, have been generally positive, with Tilda Swinton garnering praise for her portrayal of the tormented mother.
Garnering praise in equal measure for her appearances on film, TV and stage (she was nominated for an Ian Charleson award for her Cordelia in Richard Eyre's King Lear and for an Olivier for Howard Davies's Collected Stories), she has an astonishing ability to slip from one role to the next almost unrecognisably.
And it's the Logan we imagine when we listen to her tackling subjects from spending cuts to cosmetic surgery on Five Live's lunchtime news programme, where she has been garnering praise since she assumed the slot at the start of this year.
Moore's game garners praise from the past.
He continued to garner praise with Prick Up Your Ears (1987), a biographical movie about British playwright Joe Orton, and the American films Dangerous Liaisons (1988) and The Grifters (1990), for which he received an Academy Award nomination.
That vision was enough to earn Genduso a finalist slot in the U.S. Department of Education's "Reimagining the Higher Education Ecosystem Challenge" and garner praise from the country's controversial Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos.
Meanwhile, Pinafore continued to garner praise outside Britain.
Steinhauser cites the result of that entrenchment as another reason why Long Beach garners praise.
