Sentence examples for mass acclaim from inspiring English sources

It has fully revealed an enormous pent-up anger – which had first become visible in the mass acclaim in Russia and Turkey for pitiless despots and the electoral triumph of bloody strongmen in India and the Philippines.

He's said that he expected Twilight to be a "really serious" indie film – "I had no idea it was going to be this big thing you'd get on Burger King hats" – and as well as mass acclaim, it has, of course, had its critics.

He rose to fame after releasing his debut album, Live.Love.A$AP which received mass acclaim.

It was a stunning reversal for a politician accustomed to basking in mass audience acclaim during the nationwide roadshows that had become his political trademark.

Everything was set up for Ang Lee's aching cowboy-meets-cowboy romance to score an LGBT milestone by taking the top prize: mass critical acclaim and mainstream media coverage, more than $80m at the US box office, a near-clean sweep of the precursor prizes.

Receiving a mass of acclaim from outlets including the BBC, the CBC, Maverick Magazine, NPR, and Penguin Eggs Magazine, No Fool for Trying made dedicated fans of even the most hard-to-crack critics.

"Dress" received mass critical acclaim upon its release and was voted Single of the Week in Melody Maker by guest reviewer John Peel, who admired "the way Polly Jean seems crushed by the weight of her own songs and arrangements, as if the air is literally being sucked out of them ... admirable if not always enjoyable".

There were no masses to acclaim him – just a handful of invited officials and journalists at a hotel in central Nairobi.

I think Ramsay's people have been keeping the beadiest of eyes on the empire of US superchef Mario Batali, a man who manages to wrangle the impossible triumvirate of TV fame, mass appeal and critical acclaim.

He matched critical acclaim with mass market popularity and wrote more than 25 books throughout his career.

Following his 1972 publication debut, with a poem featured in the Korea Daily News, Chung has published numerous poetry collections, such as From Sorrow to Happiness, Jesus of Seoul, and Dawn Letter, which have achieved both critical acclaim and mass appeal.