Acclaim in a sentence

Later life and international acclaim Saramago did not achieve widespread recognition and acclaim until he was sixty, with the publication of his fourth novel, Memorial do Convento.

A Chorley pub has won acclaim for the quality and standards of its toilets in the Loo of the Year Awards 2023.

Action movies are bait for general audiences, however, and it's rare but shocking when a proper shoot-em-up that earns coveted critical acclaim doesn't click with ticket-buyers.

A film that came later in Charlton Heston's career that earned him acclaim was The ecological thriller, which was released in 1973, takes place in 2022 in an overpopulated and starving New York City.

Although he had garnered acclaim for his previous works, Shinkai’s first global blockbuster was 2016’s “,” a body-swap romantic fantasy about two teenagers separated by time and space whose fates become intertwined because of an approaching comet.

Arnett’s performance drew significant acclaim, and he received seven Emmy nods for it.

As a licensed tie-in to that introduced actor Pierce Brosnan as the legendary British agent, the game won critical acclaim for its fun single-player campaign and epic split-screen competitive multiplayer.

A Scottish artist who has gained much acclaim for her highly abstracted, colourist landscape paintings.

A signal to noise issue was identified as part of the feasibility trial, which appears to be electrical noise and not body noise or inherent to the Acclaim architecture.

As the label celebrates its 30th anniversary, Dupri feels grateful that many artists and their music who were a part of So So Def’s success are still receiving acclaim today.

At 22, she’s won worldwide attention and acclaim for her striking print and digital images, becoming a go-to photographer for major magazines, global brands and high-profile artists while remaining dedicated to expanding her personal portfolio.

Banned from both travel and filmmaking, he continued to make underground films which were released abroad to great acclaim.

Based on award nominations (169 as of date) and critical acclaim alone, it’s hard to argue with this pick.

Bassett has already won much acclaim for her performance in Ryan Coogler’s Marvel film, having won both a Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award for best supporting actress.

Bernard’s own writing shows a frank grace that has garnered acclaim, starting with her 2005 essay “Teaching the N-Word,” which was chosen for Best American Essays 2006.

Between the acclaim he had garnered as the director of the Thunderbolts and his media savy, Norman Osborn easily manipulated the news stream.

Campo Santo's Firewatch and Nomada Studios' Gris are both excellent, emotional indie adventures that garnered critical acclaim in the year since their release.

Colman has been a part of several iconic shows, many of which have achieved great fan and critical acclaim.

Combined with the critical acclaim and Oscar nominations, including one for Hawke, Boyhood pulled in nearly $50 million which is impressive for a movie of its size.

Despite consistent acclaim, is (even by Coppola’s pre- standards) a rarely known object, and after decades of meager distribution American Zoetrope produced this 4K restoration.