Sentence examples for receiving acclaim from inspiring English sources

Evgeny Kissin first made his name playing Chopin at 12, receiving acclaim for a Chopin concert recorded live in Moscow.

But the episode has no doubt bruised pride at a company used to receiving acclaim in the press and online.

Despite its initial condemnation, the film was later lauded as a masterful psychological thriller, with Böhm's performance receiving acclaim for its haunting exploration of voyeurism.

As he was descending, Mr. Kamel said, he threw the Israeli flag down to Mr. Shahat only to reach the ground and find Mr. Shahat already receiving acclaim.

Fame and death are closely braided themes shadowing "The Next Day," which is receiving acclaim as Mr. Bowie's strongest album in decades.

Groups of boys engaged in shooting matches and play battles, the winners receiving acclaim from their elders; the losers were praised if they had fought bravely.

A few of Ms. Solovay's songs have received acclaim.

Although the foundation's contribution to global health generally receives acclaim, fairly little is known about its grant-making programme.

Also of considerable merit is poet O.M. Mtshali, whose Sounds of a Cowhide Drum (1971) received acclaim.

Most recently, she received acclaim for her role as Cilla Black in the ITV biopic.

From 1976 to 1985, he received acclaim for his work as principal of Samuel Gompers High School in the Bronx.