Sentence examples for lauded role from inspiring English sources
Matthew McConaughey's lauded role in Dallas Buyers Club also didn't make the cut for Best Actor, with Idris Elba's performance as Nelson Mandela in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom also losing out.
The name is cunningly wrought, combining hints of sovereignty, and of Firth's most lauded role, in "The King's Speech," with the actual firm of Huntsman, in the same street.
At the SAG afterparty, he had competition from only one star: Bryan Cranston, an "Argo" castmate and a surprise winner in the television categories for his critically lauded role in "Breaking Bad".
While Dre appeared prominently as a rapper in N.W.A., his most lauded role was as a producer, crafting ambitiously noisy, multilayered sonic collages to back the group's inflammatory lyrics.
The supreme court suspended Cunha on Thursday for obstructing justice, but Feliciano has lauded his role.
Last Thursday, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, lauded the role of the legal sector in driving the UK's economic growth.
Turnbull on his visit to Petrie with Howarth last month lauded the role of job network providers such as Help in getting young people into jobs.
He lauded the role of Russia and China in removing any "justification for an attack on Syria," saying that their cooperation had prevented a "much worse" situation in the country.
By Robin Giri KATHMANDU, Nepal, 13 January 2012 – On his first visit to Nepal, UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake lauded the role played by Nepalese women and children in trying to better their lives.
Most recently, Jennifer Aniston, critically lauded for roles in movies like "The Good Girl," has begun to emerge as a potential film star.
It lauds the role of the EU in bringing democracy and human rights to post-communist countries, but says nothing of how the politics of xenophobia and antisemitism have returned in Hungary and other parts of post-communist Europe.
