Sentence examples for would be acclaimed from inspiring English sources

He would produce paintings that he hoped would be acclaimed by the same Western collectors and journalists who, in his mind, had advanced the careers of too many mediocre Chinese artists.

Mr. Patterson said he believed if one candidate won most of the primaries in the first two months, he would be acclaimed as the likely nominee, even if most delegates had not been selected.

If confidence were everything, then Usher would be acclaimed the king of all Broadway for his performance in "Chicago," the long-running revival of the 1975 Kander and Ebb musical at the Ambassador Theater.

João VI postponed Pedro's departure for as long as possible, fearing that once he was in Portugal, he would be acclaimed king by the revolutionaries.

The monk predicted what would indeed happen: that Bardanes's revolt would fail, that Leo and Michael would both become emperors, and that Thomas would be acclaimed emperor and killed.

These readings began a lifelong love of learning for the boy; his biographer, Annette Gordon-Reed, suggests that Johnson, who would be acclaimed as a public speaker, learned the basics of that art as he threaded needles and cut cloth.

If he had retired Tuesday, we would be acclaiming an astonishing career.

Otherwise Hough would already be acclaimed as a national treasure, for over the past decade or so he has consistently produced performances that place him in the top flight of international pianists.

Prosecutors who brought the charges would have been acclaimed for their toughness and heroism -- and, even if the case eventually failed, would long since have moved on to the more lucrative side of the business (defense).

Had this been publicly known, he would have been acclaimed a national hero.

Fifteen years or so ago, this trilogy would have been acclaimed with the same critical furore that his earlier masterpieces provoked.