Sentence examples for lasting acclaim from inspiring English sources
What he didn't have were money, lasting acclaim and, evidently, family.
None of Shankar's compositions beyond the bounds of Indian music – where he is credited with the creation of numerous ragas – has been received with lasting acclaim.
Stanley G. Weinbaum won immediate and lasting acclaim with his more sophisticated approach in A Martian Odyssey (1934), which presented aliens whose behaviour, though whimsical, harmless, and colourful, was profoundly inexplicable to human mentality.
Some of them, however, such as George Eliot and Charlotte Brontë, created works of lasting acclaim and even earned that contested accolade, "genius".
Al Molinaro, the hawk-nosed character actor who played the clumsy but benevolent owner of Arnold's Drive-In on "Happy Days," helping that TV sitcom earn lasting acclaim, died Friday in a Glendale hospital.
No one production creates lasting acclaim for any arts organization and Follies did not change the history of the Kennedy Center, but one or two major events a year, over a course of years, creates the impression of an interesting, vibrant arts organization.
Gilbert's satire and verbal ingenuity were matched so well by Sullivan's unfailing melodiousness, resourceful musicianship, and sense of parody that the works of this unique partnership won lasting international acclaim.
Boxing clever Tremble for Trimble After the storm Blair-mania The pantomime horse Truth hurts New team for a new Bank Tony's shield Reprints Related items George Orwell: The master's voiceJun 12th 2003Nonetheless, his legacy is lasting and the acclaim deserved.
His editorship, lasting six years, was acclaimed – albeit more in retrospect than at the time – as a golden age.
And on stage he last garnered acclaim as Einstein in Albert's Boy at the Finborough theatre in Earl's Court in 2005.
However, after beginning the year in the smaller-sized venues they left on the last tour, acclaim has brought a sudden progression from clubs to huge theatres.
