Sentence examples for winning widespread from inspiring English sources

The composer-bandleader Maria Schneider, who just released her third album through ArtistShare, has been its emblematic success story, winning widespread acclaim and multiple Grammy awards.

Despite winning widespread critical acclaim and numerous awards, it was treated terribly by Fox - first having its episodes cut back before being unceremoniously cancelled.

SoundMAGIC E10 (£29.95) These elegant buds are giving their pricier rivals a few sleepless nights, winning widespread plaudits for their detailed sound.

This may or may not be a workable idea; it is a little difficult to imagine Republican candidates winning widespread popular support for it anytime soon.

With the measure here winning widespread publicity, a host of other cities across the country have contacted the ward government for advice for their own outdoor antismoking laws.

The story of the would-be creative genius toiling away in his bedroom before winning widespread success has always walked hand-in-hand with animation, though it was never as easy to do it as now.

The report by Ms. Landes last week won widespread attention.

Wallace, whose 1996 book, "Infinite Jest," won widespread acclaim, committed suicide in 2008 at 46.

Would California have fared better if Mr. Brown's Georgist land-value tax had won widespread adoption?

This centre-left group has won widespread middle-class support by campaigning against government corruption.

The ICC has failed to win widespread support in the north.