One cross from David Villa drew acclaim because of the way he "puts it on a platter".
In Hustvedt's sixth novel, Harriet Burden, an artist who has spent many years in the shadow of a wealthy art-dealer husband, secures wild acclaim for three of her installations by enlisting three male artists to take credit for them.
The skiers are not doing this entirely for the acclaim, because there is not much of that.
The first installment of the series, "The People v. O.J. Simpson American Crime Storyy," premiered in February 2016 to immense critical acclaim, securing a total of 9 Emmy wins for the cast and crew. .
This advice was near-impossible to digest – not least, as she acknowledged, because a young writer is often acclaimed precisely because of this quality.
Overall death rates and second primary rates are secure because of the cancer intelligence service.
I was cognizant of the gathering acclaim, inevitably so because of this endless stream of interviews.
He's secured his acclaim, so trying to derail Affleck now places an inflated premium on the Oscars' prestige.
But with only one best supporting actor Oscar between them, George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp are all fighting to land the role that will surely give the victor the best chance yet of securing the critical acclaim to match their earning power.
This is so because you make it clear that you expect no public acclaim, no list of honours, no fanfare of trumpets.
Abbott's 2000 drama Clocking Off secured his reputation as a writer of both critical and popular acclaim, and State Of Play elevated him to television's elite.
