Sentence examples for later acclaimed from inspiring English sources

Davy was later acclaimed as the most accomplished Monkee, as a singer and performer, by Kirshner's biographer Rich Podolsky.

Her first novel, At Fault (1890), was undistinguished, but she was later acclaimed for her finely crafted short stories, of which she wrote more than 100.

The alliance lost Dorion much support from the French Canadians, and he was defeated in Montreal but was later acclaimed for Hochelaga.

The prince was later acclaimed Dom Pedro I, the first Brazilian emperor, on 12 October.

He was later acclaimed, crowned and consecrated on 18 July 1841.

(Interesting to see Toynbee not learning from his mistake and, 20 years later, acclaiming Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - The Outsider of the 1970s - as "a work of great, perhaps urgent importance" reaching "the very heart of our present psychological and spiritual anguish").

His enthusiasm for what he would later acclaim as a book "of immense power and scope, reminiscent of Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections and Don DeLillo's Underworld" caused some surprise at Atlantic Books, which was among the 80-odd publishers that had already rejected Christos Tsiolkas's The Slap.

As a distributor, the company later took acclaimed pictures such as Strictly Ballroom (1992) and The Piano (1993) to Canadian audiences.

Later generations acclaimed Pelayo's victory over the Muslims at Covadonga, about 718, as the beginning of the Reconquista and the "salvation of Spain".

Click here to view video No contest: Charles Laughton's The Night of the Hunter was poorly received at the box office, but was later deservedly acclaimed.

Disintegration was greeted with a warm critical reception before later being acclaimed, eventually being placed at number 326 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time".