Sentence examples for has achieved acclaim from inspiring English sources

The London performance will mark the beginning of the end for The Hamilton Complex, which has achieved acclaim around Europe.

In the decade since The Brothers Size premiered at the Young Vic, playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney has achieved acclaim (and an Oscar) with Moonlight, while director Bijan Sheibani's star has continued to rise.

It is doubtful he would have achieved acclaim without it.

Lots of people from my class have achieved acclaim.

Mr. Bajaj belongs to a vanishing breed of restaurateurs who have achieved acclaim without ever having worked behind a stove.

Still, the original designs of smaller planned communities in outlying areas such as Westwood and Palos Verdes Estates have achieved acclaim.

But all of our artists have achieved acclaim at home because only they can bring clarity to a country as rich in character as Pakistan.

But I've also been on the international scene, where I've achieved acclaim — I represent the whole zodiac of the Liberian contradictions, and I know the Liberian potential.

But I've also been on the international scene, where I've achieved acclaim—I represent the whole zodiac of the Liberian contradictions, and I know the Liberian potential.

Griot families still dominate the west-African music scene, and this particular clan, the Cissokhos, has achieved international acclaim.

The Komische is known as one of the most ecstatically perverse opera companies in Europe, and Mr. Herheim — whose intellectually charged, deconstructive work has achieved wide acclaim — might have been expected to follow suit with something truly weird.