Sentence examples for scholarly acclaim from inspiring English sources
Like everything that Ammons wrote, it was in essence outsider art, though his quick absorption into critical and scholarly acclaim meant that he would maintain his position on the fringe mainly through irascible rhetoric.
In the case of Ms. Munro's Sophia, she finds herself torn between the ordinary pleasures and frustrations of daily life as a daughter, wife, mother, mistress and her magical gift for mathematics — a "natural gift, like the northern lights," which not only gives her enormous pleasure but also leads to her winning scholarly acclaim and the prestigious Bordin Prize of the French Academy of Sciences.
The University of Texas Press, Texas A&M University Press, Southern Methodist University Press, and Trinity University Press have gained national acclaim through their scholarly and historical works.
Of Egyptian birth, Saʿadia had gained wide acclaim for his scholarly retorts to Karaites, heretics, and Palestinian Rabbinites.
This study culminated in his nine-volume History of the United States of America during the administrations of Jefferson and Madison, a scholarly work that received immediate acclaim after its publication (1889 91).
She has an international reputation for introducing contemporary Asian art in the U.S. through critically acclaimed exhibitions and scholarly catalogues. .
Qian's scholarly works were greeted with critical acclaim as soon as they came off the press.
They achieved a wide range, and sometimes a blend, of styles that could hardly be dismissed by scholarly critics and that won great popular acclaim.
In 1974, to widespread acclaim, she published a facsimile edition of The Waste Land, complete with a full-blown scholarly apparatus.
Scholarly discoveries turned up.
