Sentence examples for growing acclaim from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simmons, 56, lives in New York, where he has been showing in galleries and museums to growing acclaim since the mid-1990s.

His approach has brought him growing acclaim, with gallery shows in Europe and Asia, the current retrospective and, last spring, a nomination for the 2000 Hugo Boss Prize.

Another sign of the seriousness with which he approaches his craft is that, despite the growing acclaim for his body of work, he continues to study with an acting coach, Juan Carlos Corazza, an Argentine.

Franklin's smoky-sweet espresso barbecue sauce was born when his business was just a trailer sitting next to a coffee trader, before he moved into a legendary barbecue building on Austin's East Side – a building not quite big enough to hold Franklin's growing acclaim.

A "happy domestic situation" with his third wife, Jenny de Yong, coupled with growing acclaim for his work, including a Man Booker prize four years ago for The Finkler Question and another novel newly shortlisted, are doing their best to derail him.

Riley became frustrated that despite his growing acclaim, he found it difficult to achieve financial success.

But normalcy has proven next to impossible amid growing international acclaim, and the new honor is a stratospheric fame-enhancer.

Recent years have seen growing critical acclaim for a new wave of strong female voices: Kacey Musgraves, Brandy Clark, Ashley Monroe, Angaleena Presley.

The last year of Schubert's life was marked by growing public acclaim for the composer's works, but also by the gradual deterioration of his health.

In the late 1930s and early 1940s, even as Calder's international acclaim was growing, his works were still not highly sought after, and when they sold, it was often for relatively little money.

Riding high on its multi award-winning programming, critical acclaim and growing share of audience, BBC Two today unveiled a fresh raft of new commissions due to hit the screen over the coming months at an event hosted by Patrick Holland, Controller BBC Two.