Sentence examples for more acclaimed from inspiring English sources

Why is Penelope Wilton not more acclaimed?

Everyone says there are even more acclaimed young arms in the minors.

And as they became more acclaimed, so their star players become more coveted.

They have persevered through the renaissance of cable drama, discreetly drawing bigger audiences and outlasting many more acclaimed shows.

For visual audacity and sheer directorial moxie, it may well surpass any of his more acclaimed films.

It's less preoccupied with emotional escalation than some of director Hirokazu Koreeda's more acclaimed works, and more moving for it.

Last year's winner, Joe McElderry, and Olly Murs, his more critically acclaimed runner-up, both signed to Syco Music and Epic Records.

The movement's more highly acclaimed artists have included Wilson Bigaud, the blacksmith and sculptor Georges Liautaud, and the Vodou priests Hector Hyppolite, Andre Pierre, and Robert Saint-Brice.

After more critically acclaimed displays of offensive skill, the Knicks won the decisive Game 5 in Miami again, on Allan Houston's runner just before time expired.

Movie stars and pop singers command international celebrity; and Kojak, Starsky, Hutch, Columbo, and dozens more are acclaimed (or, at any rate, recognized) wherever the TV programs that bear their names are bought and transmitted.

But in opting for a populist choice, the committee has snubbed a number of other, more critically acclaimed candidates – most notably Jacques Audiard's hard-hitting Cannes contender Rust and Bone.