Sentence examples for highest acclaim from inspiring English sources

Luke Beveridge deserves the highest acclaim.

But it is as a writer that she has earned highest acclaim.

A side order of "our famous brew fries" earned the highest acclaim from our Belgian guest, who knows a thing or two about frites and praised the flavor and meaty crunchiness.

If anything, he was better-looking than his son; I was a student at Wesleyan University when Reeve was a leading light in the inter-disciplinary College of Letters and his poetry was receiving its highest acclaim.

The B-flat Sonata, the last of them all, has gained the highest acclaim and popularity among the three.

A dalang of high acclaim can charge as much as $5,000 for a single performance.

The pamphlet was a miniature catalogue for an exhibition held in Old Bond Street, London to high acclaim in 1847.

Her first novel, "Saving Agnes," was published to high acclaim, in 1993, when she was in her mid-twenties.

Its credits include several Lester Horton Awards, a grant from the National Dance Project and high acclaim at various European festivals.

True, at least once a year a (usually young) author produces a collection to high acclaim and respectable sales.

Maintaining an affinity for Britten's work, Bostridge went on to achieve high acclaim as a Lieder singer, performing in major concert halls and festivals around the world.