Sentence examples for is widely lauded from inspiring English sources

Photographer Martin Parr is widely lauded as a chronicler of the most British of British society.

Mr Fryer's work is widely lauded; The Economist included him on our list of the eight brightest young economists back in 2008.

She is widely lauded as the best female player in Iran, and once scored 23 goals in an international Islamic women's indoor five-a-side tournament.

According to others, Jamie Dimon, the chairman of JPMorgan Chase, who is widely lauded as the king of Wall Street, personally called some legislators and asked them to vote for it.

When a cable or streaming show is widely lauded for innovation, it's a fair bet that broadcast network imitators won't be far behind: for every Mad Men, the TV development process will produce three derivative Pan Ams.

Despite being the third busiest subway system in the US after New York and Chicago, and with large sections built in the 1970s and 80s, DC's metro is widely lauded as one of the most accessible in the world.

Among bloggers on mental health, Walker's blunt and well-informed commentary has been widely lauded.

Launched last year by Tata Motors, it has been widely lauded as a symbol of frugal innovation.

The director was widely lauded for films such as Raise the Red Lantern and To Live.

Giants Coach Tom Coughlin was widely lauded, mostly after the game, for his decision.

Dandridge's Carmen Jones was widely lauded as passionate, vibrant, sexy and confrontational.