Sentence examples for professional acclaim from inspiring English sources
This week, after an unaccountably long lag, professional acclaim for this bold, purposeful theorist finally converged on its natural rate.
She was his fiercely loyal and unwaveringly discreet personal secretary for nearly 40 years, and he credited her for helping him achieve professional acclaim.
When one earns one's living and professional acclaim by being an uncanny chameleon, it is a difficult trick to step unmasked into the bright light of fame.
That's until he has to win over his former co-worker Kim (Rhea Seehorn) and decides to go straight for professional acclaim and a romantic attachment.
That Ms. Rabe should be mourning while experiencing professional acclaim in a performance critics have called a breakthrough seems oddly fitting for an actress with an uncommon ability to balance vulnerability and strength.
She describes the making of "Marty," the Delbert Mann/Paddy Chayevsky film that inspired her greatest professional acclaim (an Academy Award nomination for best actress, among other trophies), though despite Blair's natural loveliness, it is not a work to which time has been kind.
The Everton goalkeeper's reflections on the World Cup serve as a jolt and a reminder that, for a professional sportsperson, acclaim, financial reward and even recognition from the president of the United States are secondary to the need to win.
One might expect that these bring with them inrushes of professional assurance, public acclaim and cash.
One would be hard put to find a law professional of any acclaim who would dispute the prosecutor credentials of Vincent Bugliosi.
3. S. Rostan, Problem finding, problem solving, and cognitive controls: An empirical investigation of critically acclaimed professional productivity.
In more than 60 years in professional boxing, Dundee gained acclaim as a brilliant cornerman, whether healing cuts, inspiring his fighters to battle on when they seemed to be reeling, or adjusting strategy between rounds to counter an opponent's style.
