Sentence examples for special acclaim from inspiring English sources
I had published a novel the year before, to no special acclaim.
Hodgson talked of a collective effort but, inevitably, picked out Rooney and Gerrard for special acclaim.
He won special acclaim for his revivals, which were notable for both their choreographic accuracy and their theatrical vividness.
Dzeko looked busy, sharper than he was last season, and was also identified by Mancini for special acclaim.
The grandly dignified Ekaterina Kondaurova deserves special acclaim, though even she exhibits the too-polished guardedness that often deprives these exceptional dancers from making the impression they should.
McClaren identified his defenders for special acclaim and no one epitomised their thou-shall-not-pass mentality better than Gareth Southgate.
No need for extra acclaim.
The special received critical acclaim.
After its broadcast, the special received critical acclaim; critics praised Gaga's performance, but doubted her sincerity during her on-stage rambling and in pre-concert scenes.
The special received critical acclaim; critics praised Gaga's performance and the onstage theatrics while expressing doubt in Gaga's sincerity during her monologues and in pre-concert scenes.
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