Sentence examples for given accolades from inspiring English sources

Activism has never been given accolades, and this award is doing that.

It's even nicer when an employee is given accolades in a meeting with senior-level executives or in front of their peers.

Asher Goldstein is an award winning filmmaker and budding film critic He graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with honors in Film Production; where his thesis "Strangers" was given accolades for Best Screenplay and the Audience Award.

Giving accolades to people who do the right thing helps reinforce accountability.

They are the kind of managers that people need to be giving accolades to because it's fantastic what they've achieved.

But the musicians, entrepreneurs, and guests favored to be among them applauded, descended upon him, the husbands and gay men hunching his shoulders in their grasp, the women giving accolades, sometimes landing on his lips.

Instead of giving accolades to sporting stars who have already achieved their wildest dreams, we ought to bring down and ridicule the villains of the year – those overpaid and underperforming athletes who have disappointed in the last 12 months.

BA: The one company we admire and regularly give accolades to at Life Time is Four Seasons.

"Also movies like Lion made an impact this year, and we need to give accolades and reward movies that say more about the world that we live in, and not just one specific, and I think we're doing a better job at that.

And I understand the desire of trade associations and champions of philanthropic freedom to give accolades to how well foundations are rising to the challenge.

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