Sentence examples for internationally admired from inspiring English sources

Who knew, for instance, that Karzai's internationally admired dress sense came about by accident?

Monicelli's original is one of the most internationally admired Italian comedies of the past 60 years.

An internationally admired musician, and a great shanty singer and fiddle player, he also played a key role in the reconstruction of working medieval musical instruments.

It presents an engaging and thorough treatment of the genesis, structure, reception, and performance history of these internationally admired and frequently performed works.

Appointed with a fanfare by George Osborne, Carney is internationally admired and received praise for providing calm during the frenetic weeks immediately after the EU referendum.

Given that so many of these men are internationally admired, we also hope that schools will find this a handy new way to hook their pupils on poetry.

These attributes – thinking, making and doing – are essential if we are to keep British fashion innovation alive and admired internationally.

Based on the countries' flags, these colourful geometrical constructions were widely displayed, hugely admired internationally, and quite original.

Though he sold very few albums, Pena was admired internationally for his courage and dignity in the face of terrible reverses.

The "opalines," the semi-opaque white and coloured wares, often with elaborately painted and gilt decoration, were especially popular; and it was during these years that the French paperweights, containing coloured patterns, became internationally known and admired.

Seth's The Golden Gate is probably still the best known contemporary verse novel, but Porter's was admired internationally for its originality and verve and immediately won both critical acclaim and commercial success.