Sentence examples for resounding acclaim from inspiring English sources
"Jumpers" opened in February , 1972 to resounding acclaim.
Talk story about the Quartetto Italiano, or Italian Quartet, which won resounding acclaim on its recent American tour.
The New Yorker, December 29 , 1951P. 11 Talk story about the Quartetto Italiano, or Italian Quartet, which won resounding acclaim on its recent American tour.
Played with feral energy by Mark Rylance (pictured), with a nod to fellow tricksters – from Reynard the fox to Frank Gallagher – the performance has won him resounding acclaim, including a Tony award for best actor.
By Bruce Bliven and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 29 , 1951P. 11 Talk story about the Quartetto Italiano, or Italian Quartet, which won resounding acclaim on its recent American tour.
With all six of his novels and a compendium of short stories recently re-issued to resounding acclaim in celebration of his 90th birthday, a more grandiloquent observation might be expected of this distinguished veteran of American letters and legendary editor from the golden age of the New Yorker.
It met with resounding international acclaim and enjoyed long runs, both in London and in New York City on Broadway.
A resounding reason to go.
