Sentence examples for wins acclaim from inspiring English sources

"The real problem," said a recent commentary in the Legal Daily, is that solving criminal cases wins acclaim and promotions for officials "no matter what methods are used".

For Aniston, whose comic gifts are hard to stifle, the mode is uneasy, and she seems constantly on the verge of breaking out; her technique involves a self-restraint that she imposes on herself, and that effortful self-mastery is part of what wins acclaim.

This won acclaim from foreign investors.

Sereno also won acclaim in the study of ancient birds.

Over the years, Desai has won acclaim from labor organizers.

His first novel is even more likely to win acclaim.

She also won acclaim in 1989 for her novel "Long Distance Life".

"First Breeze" won acclaim Off Broadway in its first staging.

Ms. Shapiro's troupe has won acclaim in Europe and America and has tackled "Othello" and "The Magic Flute".

Goodman also won acclaim for her coverage of events in Haiti and East Timor.

Pockets of excellence, like some public research organizations, have won acclaim in areas like tropical agriculture.