Sentence examples for gathered acclaim from inspiring English sources

More recently, Pete Postlethwaite's King Lear and David Morrissey's Macbeth gathered acclaim well beyond Merseyside's borders.

Twilight has gathered acclaim for its popularity with its target readers.

In 1966, he first gathered acclaim exhibiting his mercury wonders at the Stable Gallery along with Warhol.

"His ambition in playing, as in his life, was to spread ideas rather than seek fame; to change minds, not gather acclaim.

And, yes, albums that will go on to gather acclaim in the following years can sneak out with little or no fanfare.

Mackey's poetry has gathered considerable acclaim, most recently earning him two prestigious awards the 2014 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize from the Poetry Foundation and the 2015 Bollingen Prize for American Poetry, where he joined a list of twentieth-century poetic luminaries including Ezra Pound, Robert Frost, and W.S. Merwin.

Jalaja Bonheim has trained hundreds of leaders from every part of the world in the art of circle facilitation and has gathered special acclaim for her groundbreaking work with Jewish and Palestinian women in the Middle East.

The film gathered wide critical acclaim and Mokashi was praised for the narrative storyline of the film.

There was never a semblance of envy from Eric that his twin gathered most of the public acclaim.

The first series, starring a glowering Sean Bean in long hair and leather, cost an estimated £35m and gathered considerable audiences and critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic.

Leader on the road, and leader of the race, he crossed the finish line in Strasbourg to the acclaim of a huge crowd that had gathered to see the exhausted remnants of the peloton struggle home.