Sentence examples for particular accolade from inspiring English sources
While fans of Niçoise, caesar and tabbouleh may quibble with that particular accolade, I suspect they wouldn't argue with its inclusion on the list – especially in the sticky heat of a Thai July, when som tam's remarkable cooling properties come into their own.
Over the course of his studies at Cambridge Smuts won many academic awards and accolades, culminating, in 1893, with the award of the prestigious George Long prize in Roman Law and Jurisprudence - a particular honour given that the prize was very rarely awarded as the rigorous academic standard required was very rarely met.
The best picture nomination in particular is an accolade not often conceded to a foreign-language entry.
For all the glowing notices Mr. O'Brien received, and all the roses, one accolade in particular was — in its way — a highlight of his career.
"It was very discouraging for very talented kids to see that athletes that were very talented in their particular sports getting all the accolades," he said.
Stag's Leap Wine Cellars, which won the original Paris tasting, and Ridge Monte Bello are on the pricier end of the spectrum, but both have a loyal following; the Ridge, in particular, tends to receive critical accolades from year to year.
Angela Flournoy's The Turner House, about the way one family's history was informed by a particular house in Detroit, has had every accolade available showered on it.
This particular pooch has been handed the most prestigious accolade an animal can receive.
Just to compete for the accolade of being the best daff in their particular section.
Of course, the platform deserves accolades due to its amazing selection of classic games, but this particular one, right here on my living room table, is the one I know and love.
