Sentence examples similar to pursuing acclaim from inspiring English sources
More recently, they have pursued acclaimed and unpredictable careers (Dulli with the Twilight Singers and Lanegan as a solo artist and as part of the Queens of the Stone Age).
In the nearly 12 years he has served as Mississippi's attorney general, Hood has won acclaim for aggressively pursuing major players.
In 2016 he earned acclaim for his portrayal of a Texas sheriff pursuing bank robbers in Hell or High Water.
In 2011, Martin Shkreli then 29 years old and a rather outspoken manager of the hedge fund MSMB Capital Management attracted some acclaim when he started his own biotech company, Retrophin, and began pursuing therapies for rare diseases.
For Richard Briers, it's the romance of Irving's story: "the Knight from Nowhere", Max Beerbohm dubbed him, sent away from home at the age of four, doggedly pursuing his early ambition through a stammer and the Ugly Sister in Cinderella to acclaim as Hamlet and a triumphant career as actor manager.
They are pursuing a strategy that is two-thirds modern Broadway and one-third audacious bet: Match a critically acclaimed script with an Academy Award-winning actor — Robin Williams — then roll the dice and hope that a walking, talking tiger in the Green Zone will provide an artistic escape from Libya's civil war and Japan's nuclear crisis.
Stern is an emerging fiction writer pursuing a Ph.D. in comparative literature, whose debut novel, "The Study of Animal Languages," will be released on Feb. 19 and has already garnered much critical acclaim.
Instead of pursuing A.F.C.
