Sentence examples for not acclaimed from inspiring English sources

If so neat, why not acclaimed?

But she was not acclaimed in the way that the number of obituaries might suggest.

His first philosophical work, The Treatise of Human Nature, had been, if not exactly ignored, then certainly not acclaimed as the sublime work of genius it is.

Chalabi and the seven-hundred-man militia of the Iraqi National Congress, which commandeered choice properties upon arrival in Baghdad, were not acclaimed by their compatriots.

Though not acclaimed a great artist, Vertue left a body of work that has great historical value, including notes and memorandums that were to go into his planned History of the Arts in England.

Consider Richard Wright's "The Outsider," a 1953 novel that was acclaimed in its day as the first American existentialist novel (Wright had moved to Paris in the forties and was befriended by Sartre and Camus) but not acclaimed for much else.

And the only ones not acclaiming that achievement were Tottenham, who in a cruel twist are now denied a place in next season's Champions League.

(The musical is based on a story by Ms. Shayne and Michael Patrick King, known for his work on "Sex and the City".) Self-pitying and selfish too, she seems to feel the world has dealt her a grievous injustice in not acclaiming her talent.

Clickability Chief Executive John Girard took a potential investor to his favorite gritty hangout, Portola Valley's Alpine Inn, where the cuisine isn't acclaimed, and diners may get a whiff of horse manure from a nearby farm.

To be fair, the program was not universally acclaimed.

Selma is not unanimously acclaimed in political circles, however.