Sentence examples similar to massive accolades from inspiring English sources
The 20-year-old told BBC London 94.9: "To win the title [last year] was brilliant but to defend it would be a massive accolade for the club.
It all started boiling up and myself along with a few other friends started noticing him lying about these massive personal accolades that were obviously not happening in his life.
"It is a massive honour and one of the biggest you can ever have in British and Irish rugby and it's the biggest accolade you can achieve.
While anyone who has claimed this success certainly deserves the accolades, a massive ego provides an opportunity for a competitor.
The ski resort of Alta, Utah, basks in well-deserved accolades for burly terrain, massive snowfalls and a stoic devotion to a throwback vibe (chairlifts only, no snowboarding allowed).
But with the massive expense involved in winning the accolade at a time when the council is having to make more than £40m of budget cuts, why does Hull want the title?
It has a massive 200,000 square feet of luxurious space, and has secured numerous accolades including being named the "Cruise Terminal of the Year" by Princess Cruise Lines and "Best New Homeport" by PortHole Magazine.
He detested public accolades.
