Sentence examples for universal acclamation from inspiring English sources
He was the first writer from the Third World to attain such universal acclamation and one of the few 20th-century writers anywhere to achieve the kind of critical and popular esteem that came to writers like Balzac or Dickens at the dawn of the modern age.
It wasn't selfishness for the woman who was still hurting to wonder again why God hadn't healed her son, and it was a beautiful compassion that sent my friend to her, seeing that her own miracle might not be met with universal acclamation.
"You don't want an offensive, do you?" he asked the crowd, to general acclamation.
leaders have been chosen more by general acclamation than by a simple majority of the votes.
In the huddle I hear "food bowl of South Australia" to some general acclamation.
Instead of casting votes, the bishop was selected by general consensus or by acclamation.
Bercow is voted Speaker by acclamation.
Acclamazione (Acclamation) Arms raised and hands open.
It was not wholly by acclamation.
A regime is changing through acclamation.
By acclamation, he transcended the tournament in 2002.
