Sentence examples for larger acclaim from inspiring English sources
Hopefully it will be to much larger acclaim.
Havel carried his vision not merely to his people but to large parts of the world, through speeches that have won him great acclaim and following.
By the 1930s, however, The Ritz was the largest club on Pennsylvania Avenue, and was home to Sammy Louis' band, who toured to great acclaim throughout the region.
The toy went on to great acclaim.
Sure, it has all sorts of schemes it believes will make us happy and secure, usually involving large salaries, public acclaim, or flawless partners or children.
Lesser reports that the show's premiere on November 10 , 1969was met with a large amount of acclaim and good reviews, but there were some negative reviews and criticism, which he recounts and addresses in great detail in the chapter entitled "Criticism".
The new albums - The Friends of Rachel Worth (2000), Bright Yellow Bright Orange (2003) and Oceans Apart (2005) - found the Go-Betweens attracting not only critical acclaim but larger audiences than in their original incarnation.
The state propaganda machine still ensures a large measure of public acclaim for Mr Nazarbayev, however forced.
Throughout its long run, South Park continued to draw large audiences and critical acclaim, receiving five Emmys for outstanding animated program (2005, 2007 09, 2013).
