Sentence examples for most highly acclaimed from inspiring English sources
Le Bernardin is one of the most highly acclaimed and most expensive eating establishments in the world.
"The Tin Drum" was the most highly acclaimed novel of postwar Germany; Oskar Matzerath's refusal to grow was declared symbolic of the country's guilt.
The most highly acclaimed singers of the age decorated the reprise of the A section with brilliant improvised embellishments, culminating in an unaccompanied cadenza.
Hill spent three years at Seton Hall before moving to Villanova, where he once again was largely responsible for one of the most highly acclaimed recruiting classes in the country, the freshman group in 2002.
"A glamorous portrait in oil of the earl and his beloved dog Rover, it is an outstanding example of the type of painting for which Reynolds is most highly acclaimed.
The outspoken political novels of nationalist leader José Rizal were Philippine literary landmarks of the late 19th century, and the work of Nick Joaquin has been among the most highly acclaimed Philippine literature since the mid-20th century.
That spirit of collaboration lives on today: the research partnerships between US and UK universities are the most productive and highly acclaimed in the world.
The modern theatre loves The Winter's Tale, most recently seen as a highly acclaimed Christopher Wheeldon ballet.
At that particular point in time, Ms. Bonham faced the daunting task of following up her pivotal debut album; the multiple Grammy Award nominated, highly acclaimed and most influential Burdens of Being Upright (1996) which featured the anthem which brought Tracy to the mainstream masses (and the Howard Stern radio show) -- "Mother Mother".
She most recently seen in David Fincher's highly acclaimed "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" as journalist Erika Berger and is committed to continue her role in the remaining two parts of the trilogy.
But this year one of the most ambitious restorations ever undertaken by the NG was highly acclaimed.
