Sentence examples for now acclaimed from inspiring English sources

The play is now acclaimed as a modern classic, though that doesn't make it any easier to sit through.

Woodward is now acclaimed the world over and no coach is now more secure in their job.

From his Belgian years came the now acclaimed "Dido and Aeneas," "The Hard Nut," and "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato".

The speech is now acclaimed as one of the classics of American political rhetoric, fit to stand with the outpourings of Daniel Webster, Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt.

Patrice Chéreau's centennial staging of the cycle at Bayreuth is now acclaimed as the great Wagner feat of the modern era, yet at the time it elicited howls of rage.

Vilified for season after season of bad football during the late 1960's and 1970's, and for moving the team from Yankee Stadium to New Jersey's Meadowlands, Mara is now acclaimed not just as a football elder but also as the caretaker of a storied franchise with a following so loyal that season tickets are routinely the subject of estate lawsuits.

Clearly there is support for its elimination; it was, after all, a centerpiece of the Simpson-Bowles plan that everyone is now acclaiming, from President Obama on down.

Raf Simons, showing on the first day of the Paris summer 2014 men's wear shows, is now internationally acclaimed as creative director at Christian Dior.

Cattle barns and sheep sheds that until 1966 were the heart of an active ranch here now draw acclaimed and aspiring artists from around the world.

Those Impressionist painters, including Manet and Cézanne -- condemned in their day, like Zola, as degenerate pornographers -- are now universally acclaimed but often regarded as painters of pretty pictures.

Mr. Fakahany and Mr. White now run acclaimed Manhattan restaurants like Marea, on Central Park South, and Ai Fiori, tucked away on the second floor of the luxurious Setai Fifth Avenue hotel.