Sentence examples for long acclaimed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wild, long acclaimed for his nonchalant brand of virtuosity, has lost a little power and precision in recent years.

Economists and government officials have long acclaimed India's so-called second-tier cities as new founts of prosperity and incubators of India's growing middle class.

Margaret Whiting, a songwriter's daughter who as a bright-eyed teenage singer captivated wartime America and then went on to a long, acclaimed career recording hit songs and performing in nightclubs and on television, died on Monday in Englewood, N.J.

Long acclaimed a classic and still required reading in business schools, it has been identified by Bill Gates as "probably the best book to read if you want to read only one book about business".

Whether you prefer the later Beatles, long acclaimed as avatars of the counter-culture and progressive politics, or the earlier Beatles, for many of us a largely undiscovered, vibrant young band, it's not hard to understand why their music lasts and lasts and lasts, as fresh and intriguing as ever.

Full-time Cameroon go through thanks to a second half transformation and their long acclaimed resilience.

Ranieri has long been acclaimed as a fixer, never as a finisher.

Classical Anthony Tommasini The Russian pianist EVGENY KISSIN has long been acclaimed for his stunning virtuosity and keen musical instincts.

Hoare has long been acclaimed as a brilliantly unconventional writer; WG Sebald was among his most devoted fans.

Wal-Mart has long been acclaimed for the advanced inventory systems in use in its 2,800 retail stores.

Figures such as Daidō Moriyama, Shōmei Tōmatsu, and Miyako Ishiuchi have long been acclaimed for their bold uses of the form.