Sentence examples for much acclaimed role from inspiring English sources

The elder son in Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night was a favourite, much acclaimed role.

A few months ago, he was offered the opportunity to star on Broadway, reprising his much-acclaimed role in Thea Sharrock's production of After The Dance – and he turned it down.

Busy as he was, Serra nevertheless agreed to play a leading role in "Cremaster 3," the latest in a much acclaimed cycle of films by the young artist Matthew Barney, whose work he likes a lot.

From the adorable Dusty in Twister, to the touchingly bereaved Wilson in Love Liza, to his much acclaimed performance as Truman Capote, he added depth and gravitas to every role.

Revealed: the previously-unknown role played by a washing line in Danny Boyle's much acclaimed London Olympics opening extravaganza.

"'Django Unchained' is a much acclaimed and Oscar-winning movie.

The much acclaimed new documentary about the global economic meltdown, "Inside Job," has it right.

Remember the advertising tag line from the much acclaimed, much-reviled 1967 movie that was also called "Bonnie and Clyde" and starred Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty?

Thandie Newton was rewarded for her role in Crash, while Keira Knightley missed out for her acclaimed role in Pride and Prejudice.

Mr. Sheader had staged a much acclaimed London production two years ago at the Regent's Park Open Air Theater, where he is the artistic director.

Last year, she published a much acclaimed book, "The History of White People," which germinated in a whiteness studies class she taught at Princeton University in New Jersey.