Sentence examples for lavish accolades from inspiring English sources

The scientists first wanted to see if it's true that adults are more likely to lavish accolades on children with low self-esteem rather than kids with good self-images.

The result of their collaboration is a 90-minute monologue that opened here in June to lavish critical accolades.

Objections to this film triggered an incredibly acrimonious reaction on the part of professional critics who, prior to the emergence of the controversy, had lavished the film with the most gushing accolades.

The Barcelona forward reclaimed the biggest individual accolade in world football at a lavish ceremony in Zurich on Monday, beating Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo, the three-time winner whom he has been runner-up to for the last two years.

Accolades ensued.

Accolades followed.

Lavish dinners.

Two accolades.

It was lavish!

He detested public accolades.

Accolades came his way.