Sentence examples for our accolades from inspiring English sources

Sure, we should save our accolades for the many people who have transcended difficult beginnings without abusing drugs, racking up a rape conviction and biting off a piece of another guy's ear.

This kind of discussion is normal between scientists to establish boundaries; but importantly, the differences in the stages of our careers and our accolades never came into the discussion.

I said, "We are unique in that we only feel as good as our last gig". It doesn't matter what you've done or how many awards you have lined up on your mantle, if the gig sucked last night, you start thinking, "Maybe I need to figure out something else to do". It's pretty common among musicians, that we don't ever rest on our accolades.

And not just in death or for our accolades.

These people deserve our accolades, certainly, but the success of a few doesn't mean an oppressed minority is triumphant.

"We obviously want to play for our own accolades but when the sun sets on your career you want to have influenced people in the right way and this is part of it". It is too early to talk about this being a new era for the game, but if Spieth progresses in the same vein, along with McIlroy and Day, the game is in safe hands.

Mandela's selfless brand of leadership shocked the world and won our highest accolades.

But our favorite accolade was the Iowa Author Award, presented by the Des Moines Public Library Foundation in 2009.

The guide's editor, Rebecca Burr, said: "Our inspectors had many meals here during the course of the year and found the restaurant invigorated, rejuvenated and unquestionably worthy of being re-awarded our highest accolade".

"Our recent accolade as Art Fund museum of the year feels like the perfect moment to draw to a close my mission in London and hand over to a new director to take the V&A forward to an exciting future".

And finally, retired art teacher Robert Bramwell deserves our parting accolade after forcing energy provider npower to repay £70m to customers it overcharged for gas following a dogged two-year battle in which Bramwell refused to accept that his bill was correct – and was eventually proved right.