Sentence examples for swift acclaim from inspiring English sources
Geisel calls cute books "bunny-bunny books," or "the fuzzy, mysterious literature of the young," and he once delivered a lecture at a summer writing course entitled "Mrs. Mulvaney and the Billion-Dollar Bunny" — a satirical account of the origin and subsequent swift acclaim of a mythical children's book called "Bunny, Bunny, Bunny, Bunny, Bunny, Bunny, Bunny".
For Nasser was a man of the Egyptian soil who had overthrown the Middle East's most established and sophisticated monarchy in a swift and bloodless move to the acclaim of millions of poor, oppressed Egyptians and ushered in a programme of 'social justice'progressess and development', and 'dignity'dignity
Ai's growing profile as a government critic has come swift on the heels of artistic acclaim for works such as his photographic series "Dropping a Han dynasty urn", which captures his destruction of an ancient vessel.
The acclaim was so great, and so swift to spread, that back-footed censors decided to turn a blind eye to the author's background and refrained from banning the book.Mr Annaud says he was surprised when, in 2007, representatives of the Beijing Forbidden City Film Corporation visited him in Paris to ask him to make the film.
Not just another "Macbeth," but Gregory Doran's swift and intermissionless staging for the Royal Shakespeare Company in which Antony Sher in the title role was acclaimed as "unparalleled" and Harriet Walker as Lady Macbeth, another critic wrote, "moves with the murderously incisive swiftness of a slasher's knife".
