Sentence examples for hotly received from inspiring English sources

"Spotlight" is considered another award-season favorite for its ability to tackle a complicated issue, and its screening last week at Toronto, with the real-life reporters present, was one of the most hotly received in recent festival memory.

How about something that was hotly debated, receiving over 1,200 reader comments in The New York Times a few years back, whether long hair was acceptable after fifty.

The Fab Four's 2009 remasters were hotly anticipated and well received, selling 17m copies in under seven months.

Places such as Pagford, the setting for The Casual Vacancy (Sunday, 9pm, BBC1), the BBC and HBO adaptation of the hotly anticipated and tepidly received JK Rowling novel.

At his appearance in Ohio, a hotly contested state, Mr. Bush received an endorsement from Elliott Roosevelt Jr., a grandson of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Democratic president who signed Social Security into law in 1935, creating one of the government's most cherished programs.

Pixel Buds, the company's hotly anticipated and lukewarmly received bluetooth headphones are getting a nice software update.

Charlotte Dellal received the hotly-contested Accessory Designer of the Year award for her glamorous footwear label Charlotte Olympia.

The film is also hotly tipped to receive several Oscar nominations next month.

The acclaimed film has been nominated for 10 Bafta awards and is hotly tipped to receive a number of Oscar nominations when they are announced tomorrow.

What English cricket fans didn't get a warm and melty feeling at the news this week that Alastair Cook is hotly tipped to receive a knighthood?

Ejiofor is hotly tipped to receive a best actor Oscar nomination for his performance.