Sentence examples for to garner praise from inspiring English sources
He continued to garner praise with Prick Up Your Ears (1987), a biographical movie about British playwright Joe Orton, and the American films Dangerous Liaisons (1988) and The Grifters (1990), for which he received an Academy Award nomination.
They insist despite a dearth of evidence that Trump's performances in Singapore and at the Group of Seven summit were strategically brilliant, rather than reflections of an irrational narcissist who will say anything (whether it's compliments to Kim Jong Un or fiery nonsense to a Tampa crowd) to garner praise.
Meanwhile, Pinafore continued to garner praise outside Britain.
The song was even successful enough to garner praise from secular music reviews.
Belle continues to garner praise and accolades for her role in Beauty and the Beast.
The book, which received the 1942 Caldecott Medal for its illustrations, has continued to garner praise sixty years after its first publishing.
On repeated listens, the track lands as a deft tribute to Dej's native city and is a disruptive radio presence unique enough in sound to garner fevered praise and passive scorn in equal measure.
But this promising opportunity led to disillusionment, as South Africa's first wave of wine exports failed to garner critical praise or win consumer acceptance.
He never ceases to amaze me and never ceases to garner my praise and trust as a purveyor of current events.
Ultimately, he will be left knowing that he had to copy your material to garner critical praise.
In order to secure a PR victory and garner praise Trump might well sacrifice American interests — and certainly those of allies he thinks have been taking advantage of America's largesse.
