Sentence examples for share of plaudits from inspiring English sources

Timberland – where I worked for 15 years through 2007 – won more than its share of plaudits.

Still, several people were convinced that Gomes would receive his fair share of plaudits in Brazil.

'My List', too, will acquire its fair share of plaudits, not least because it flaunts their new-found sensitivity.

His gift won its share of plaudits, but it also provided an exceptionally large target for those who sought to highlight the associations between philanthropy and inequality.

It is also important to note that Mr Obama has won his share of plaudits, including that of John Boehner, the Republican leader in the House of Representatives, who said he had managed the crisis well.

Yesterday's shortlist adds clarity to what has so far been a confusing Hollywood awards season, in which The Artist has picked-up the lion's share of plaudits without gaining sufficient momentum for its march towards the industry's most prestigious award.

However, the Bengals probably don't deserve a share of the plaudits.

No doubt about it, the lion's share of the plaudits should go to the original trio.

The secretary of state for Wales, Cheryl Gillan, understandably perhaps, staked her own claim for a share of the plaudits for a decision so important "monumental" briefly replaced "historic" as the adjective used to describe anything in Welsh politics that is vaguely significant.

Reading may not be taking any points but they deserve their share of the plaudits for a committed contribution to a game from which any reward would have been a bonus in their quest to extend their top-flight stay to a second season.

"We've had our fair share [of plaudits]," he said.