Sentence examples for very acclaimed from inspiring English sources

I mean, he's obviously a very acclaimed and very successful Irish director, but he's an international director.

They've been releasing music since 2010, Nina Las Vegas calls them the hardest working DJs in Australia and they're consistently dropping hits off of the very acclaimed Sweat It Out Label.

He treated Mr. Kaplan, whom he described as "a very learned, acclaimed person," for whom "this is not the kind of behavior that's normal".

In this episode, Nikki Bedi looks at Turkey's film industry through the eyes of two very different filmmakers: acclaimed art-house director Semih Kaplanoğlu and an up-and-coming talent, Emre Sahin, whose work is aimed at more mainstream audiences.

On the heels of his holiday CD debut, Very Merry Christmas, acclaimed songwriter and performer Dave Barnes is releasing his new Christmas music video for the song "Christmas Tonight," which features the guest vocals of Hillary Scott from Lady Antebellum.

That's the high-concept question posed by this busy, robustly entertaining new comedy by Lynn Nottage, the author of the acclaimed (and very different) "Intimate Apparel".

"He was considered one of the television industry's greatest minds as he devised the idea for the Weatherfield soap at the age of 24, at the very beginning of his acclaimed writing career".

My very talented friend, the acclaimed Frances Fisher (Titanic) is no exception.

Film scores, although they are secondary to the film, are often critically acclaimed and very popular in their own right.

But in the case of Smith, so acclaimed, and so very clever, I really don't think this is it.

Rituparno Ghosh, an acclaimed director, considered it a "very, very brave" role to accept given how demanding it is for an actor to convincingly portray a woman with autism.