Sentence examples for has won enormous from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to see why the Kansas-born 28-year-old has won enormous acclaim, as well as fans from Prince to David Bowie.

Mr. Djindjic has a stronger political base than the new president in his Democratic Party, but Mr. Kostunica, whose Democratic Party of Serbia is tiny, has won enormous authority through heading the campaign that overthrew Mr. Milosevic.

Mr. Nott, the English conductor who has directed the Bamberg Symphony, in Germany, since 2000, is an astute and exciting musician who has won enormous respect within the field.

As a result, the 38-year-old Mr. Prince stands at the nexus between American Special Operations, which has played such a critical role in the war operations, and the nation's political and business elite, who have won enormous government contracts as war operations have increasingly been outsourced.

And the governor's forceful — and successful — advocacy of same-sex marriage has won him enormous good will among liberals, often overshadowing what appears to be a growing, if restrained, critique from the left of the governor's economic agenda.

And the retained affinity for small towns has won Air Deccan enormous political goodwill.

There have also been 1.5 million new registered voters, many under 30, a demographic Sanders has won elsewhere by enormous margins.

It has won praise for its enormous communal kitchen and rooms.

While some may argue that this may be precisely what has won the programme such an enormous mainstream audience, Sting's other argument, that The X Factor has "put music back decades", is more serious.

Polk seized upon his marginal election victory and proceeded to act as if he had won an enormous mandate; then he led the country into war by resorting to what his critics called deep deception.

Other Americans have sued Iran, Iraq, Syria and Cuba under the new law and, in a handful of cases, have already won enormous default judgments, often in the hundreds of millions of dollars.