Sentence examples for hugely praised from inspiring English sources

Gary Owen's hugely praised Iphigenia in Splott, written for the Sherman in Cardiff, arrives at the National Theatre's Temporary space.

This hugely praised volume ends on a triumphant note as everyone gathers at Downing Street in November 1982 to celebrate the success of the Falklands campaign.

The scene in which Binoche retreats to the ladies' room to get herself glammed up with lipstick and earrings was hugely praised by critics: I found this enthusiasm really quite baffling.

So where is "30 Rock?" The hugely praised but ratings-challenged comedy has yet to return to NBC even as interest in its creator and star, Ms. Fey, has exploded.

There's a tense, neurotic vibe to the whole picture, in the colors, which are deep and appear on the verge of rotting (the movie was shot by Sam Leavitt, and the photographer George Hoyningen-Huene consulted on the color), and in Garland's performance, which, though hugely praised, is just too much.

One of them is the pedigree of player of the highest class and it was Australia's great fortune that on the day they remembered how to fight in that old-fashioned way their captain, Michael Clarke, produced his credentials not only as a leader hugely praised by his predecessor Ian Chappell but also a batsman of superb skill and judgement.

Its first series was hugely popular and praised by critics; last year Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos even said it was more popular than Game Of Thrones.

To back up the claim, Ford's highly praised new Fusion beat not only the Camry but also its main rival, the Honda Accord, as the best in the hugely important mid-size segment.

He initially praised the "hugely impressive surveillance capability" given to Armed Forces in Northern Ireland, but then went on to warn that its ability to use the equipment globally was being harmed by the lack of adequate aircraft.

Here's just one: when Elizabeth Carter brought out a translation of Epictetus it sold hugely and was widely praised – but the reviewers expressed either astonishment or disbelief that it had been written by a woman.

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