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Should you be about to put the finishing touches to a creative project, it could bring you a lot more acclaim than you were expecting.

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While a lecturer at the Evangel Seminary, she was devoted to teaching and translating religious texts, winning acclaim for her work.

but during the eighteenth century, critics began to respond to Shakespeare on his own terms and acclaim what they termed his natural genius.

Boris Yeltsin gained international acclaim when he occupied the Russian White House and faced down the threats of the leaders of the coup.

that she was sure would propel her to academic acclaim.

After that, international acclaim is no more than a welcome bit of validation to show the folks back home.

I am delighted to see that the Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster has now been published as a book, to great acclaim.

The only acarpous plant exhibited in the show won the acclaim of many visitors obsessed with its beauty and glamor.

But for all its acclaim, the story has never been turned into a feature-length movie.

She did so to much acclaim in To Die For, where she plays a TV weather announcer with a plan to ice her husband.

When you last THAT long, sell THAT much, and gain such HUGE acclaim among gamers and critics alike, you know you did stuff right.

Obama received lots of acclaim for appointing Chu, the physicist and a Nobel Prize winner, to run the department of energy.

Her company, which went public to great acclaim a year ago, has not found the going so easy since.

When the film was released, critics were unimpressed with the final product, but critical acclaim wasn't the point of the movie.

The company and its products, industry experts won the high praise and acclaim of the majority of users.

This led to widespread acclaim for N-Lite and hundreds of new clients for the company.

The 65-year-old has won international acclaim for her peaceful resistance in the face of oppression.

Magnificent scenes and bright light let the foreigners to acclaim it as a marvel, and realized that all is not gold that glitters.

His sensitive portrayal of the last son of Krypton earned acclaim even from critics who didn't like the film.

He has also worked with other composers and a number of notable performers, and has won acclaim internationally as a film maker.

And I firmly believe that the game strategies made by Ganquan Groups will gain numerous applause and acclaim.

In the 80s Ms. Fawcett turned to more serious roles and won acclaim and award nominations for her performances.

Blessed are those who have learned to acclaim you, who walk in the light of your presence, O Lord .

Known for his vivid imagination and his surreal, potent dreamscapes, Murakami's works have earned him widespread critical acclaim.

Sure, forward Shane Battier does all the little things, but the acclaim he receives is unprecedented by a role player.

The film has won acclaim for its spellbinding story and entertaining dialogue. But it has also attracted criticism for its violence.

The company of "quality of survival, the credibility of development, " the way management has been widely customer acclaim.

He's always willing to hear the acclaim from audiences after he win the game.

She earned her initial acclaim as an instrumentalist, but soon it was her voice that captivated everyone's attention.

Able to adapt to different market demand market bestseller, and won wide acclaim, the customer.

That has certainly been the case at Wal-Mart, which has demanded higher environmental standards from its suppliers, to widespread acclaim.

She also received a lot of acclaim from audiences for her first villain role in All about Eve.

An artist who can only give imitation of others' styles will not achieve acclaim.

Because our products are of good quality and supplied on time, we have received high acclaim from all our customers.

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By virtue of a professional and attentive service, competitive prices, the market won wide acclaim.

The show won instant critical acclaim, and provided further evidence that Michael was a man who refused to give up.

Companies strictly abide by its commitments, abide by the credibility, quality and customer service will receive the unanimous acclaim.

The high-performance Ferrari 458 was launched to high acclaim, with some journalists calling it one of the "old time greats" .

The visit took place within Claudio Ranieri's reign before Benitez earned European acclaim for his achievements at Valencia.

Although Bronzino painted many religious subjects and allegories, it was portraits that brought him acclaim.

since then , she enjoyed international acclaim and performed at most of the prestigious venues in europe.

The foreign-oriented pictorial books edited by this center, with high-level edition and elegant printing, have won popular acclaim.

"Appreciation education" : Acclaim for you!

He is not the only one basking in acclaim.

In truth, she had engineered many of these calamities, and then earned acclaim and wealth by saving the people she had threatened.

At the age of 22, he submitted a large collage to the 15th Yomiuri Independent Exhibition and received widespread acclaim.

He received international acclaim for his heartfelt turns in "Farewell My Concubine" and three Wong Kar-Wai films.

The Scot was appointed by the Reds last week having previously worked with Newcastle United, Chelsea and West Ham United to much acclaim.

Stephen Hawking' s achievements earned him the acclaim of the entire scientific community.

The list is endless. Don't let inexperience put you off, you are doing this for you rather than for public acclaim.

Products Export Europe, the United States and Japan and other countries by the customer's wide acclaim.

Finally I received acclaim for my high energy, singing and dancing, and my mixed Western and oriental appeal.

She took one year out to write a book on computing architecture , which received critical acclaim from the IT industry .

In her day she never received the critical acclaim she deserved.

Mailer won acclaim for his classic debut novel "The Naked and the Dead" , and later won two Pulitzer Prizes for other works.

The movie has received wild acclaim worldwide for its depiction of the ghastly diamond-funded civil war in Sierra Leone.

The Sea, John Banville's acknowledged masterpiece, has won both critical and popular acclaim ever since its publication in 2005.

Our reform and open policy have won acclaim of the people of all countries . We have friends all over the world .

In 1933, literary master Mr. Ba jin boat tour acclaim, write down beautiful prose "bird of paradise" , "bird paradise" and from its name.

"The Office" , a British comedy that has received critical acclaim in America too, looks much like reality TV with a script.

Enthusiastic critical acclaim for the newcomers is forcing older actors to look to their laurels.

Their debut album, "silent alarm" , appeared early in 2005 and was released to widespread acclaim.

His achievements earned him the acclaim of the scientific community.

Justin Hill is something of an anomaly: He's an English writer, based in Hong Kong, who has garnered international acclaim.

You aren't that interested in receiving public acclaim unless it benefits your individual career path.

But the path from innate talent to wealth, fame and universal acclaim was not entirely straightforward.

Peter Michael Winery has achieved consistent critical acclaim since those first vintages.

Treatment on periodontal scientific and standard, popular acclaim by patients.

The motorcycles exported from Ziyang triggered intensive social acclaim.

Congolese doctor, Denis Mukwege, has won international acclaim for helping rape victims.

The author's speech on "the Achievements of RH Education Program in Kunshan China" meets high acclaim in the conference.

The Turk toured Europe to great acclaim, even besting such luminaries as Benjamin Franklin and Napoleon.

O was released some time ago overseas, to no small amount of critical and public acclaim.

" valedictory air conditioning heating" Let front still gained much acclaim this year.

A first-class product, first-class quality, and first-class service has won wide acclaim from users and partners.

He became prime minister in 1997 and won international acclaim for his role in the Northern Ireland peace process.

While these Marshall Headphones were teased early this year, they finally hit in December to wide acclaim.

this book received great critical acclaim.

I should do me, I had struggled for this, I have the right to disregard other everything, acclaim aloud for oneself!

The documents deserve special acclaim and universal acceptance.

Recently, thin effective Xiang wearing a pink dress appeared a shopping channel, and won acclaim.

His crew have won acclaim all over the world.

She also performed with Paul Badura-Skoda the Double Concerto by Mozart to critical and popular acclaim.

Prestige and acclaim are hard currency in the film business, in many ways more valuable than money.

While the hotel's grounds, location and amenities deserve acclaim, the rooms under its roof are equally fantastic.

They unpredictable, too beautiful to behold, direct the person daydream, causes the view to acclaim astonishedly .

His beautiful Chinese handwriting makes people acclaim.

He courted Olivia Langdon of Elmira, New York, and published The Innocents Abroad in 1869, to great popular acclaim.

After my article, "The Four Wings of Sand Island " was published to wide acclaim , I grew bolder .

Already, their stores and website have received national acclaim.

The latest revival toured theatres and received critical acclaim.

Exports of some products abroad, is also the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute selected by the acclaim.

Their brilliant performances won great acclaim from the audience.

Many Chinese movies with good content won acclaim on the international stages.

KMC to high quality, prompt delivery, competitive prices to win world acclaim.

Guinness won particular acclaim for his work with director David Lean.

With good quality and nice workmanship, our product get wide acclaim from the clients.

'Ghost' debuted at no. 11 in the ARIA singles charts, receiving critical acclaim and radio airplay on both triple J and Nova radio.

Recently, the six-minute film Paradise Dinner won great acclaim on the Internet.

Acclaim or praise for exceptional achievement.

TV is about the mass audience, not auteurs or political correctness or even critical acclaim.

Critical acclaim; a critical analysis of Melville's writings.

The Chinese edition received popular acclaim when it was released on CCTV's drama channel in January.

However, he doesn't revel just in critical acclaim. Mr Richter enjoys unrivalled commercial success too.

Born a slave in Maryland, Douglas escaped in 1838 and earned widespread acclaim for his 1845 autobiography.

Such acclaim changes attitudes to cable generally.

i know that the butcher ' s knife will be raised anytime , by the acclaim of god bless the states , chop on the head of innocent persons.

In 1861 he was sent to the Civil War battlefront as correspondent for Harper's Weekly, his work winning international acclaim.

The end result was his debut album, An Italian Story, issued by Rhino in 2004 to near universal critical acclaim.

The film received critical acclaim when it was nominated for 10 Oscars, and won 2 for Best Sound and Best Writing.

The book received great critical acclaim.

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The film has received critical acclaim, ie praise from the critics.

eg: The TV play received considerable acclaim.

Her performance won her much critical acclaim.

Acclaim the winner of a race.

Acclaim sth. As the acme of perfection.

Over the past year, the Chinese Government has witnessed many severe tests and has also won extensive acclaim.

Over the past year, the chinese government has witnessed many server tests and has also won extensive acclaim.

not crowned with laurel; having no acclaim or reward.

I have been lucky because many of my books have received acclaim from literary critics.

Mark 15: 18 and they began to acclaim Him, 'Hail, King of the Jews! '

The movie drew endless acclaim from the audience.

To strengthen the ability to communicate with the people, by unanimous acclaim.

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Good quality products to wide acclaim.

His book has received acclaim both as a novel and as a history.

The novel received great acclaim.

difficult to win acclaim from the professions.

If America had denounced Charlie, he had his family-- and the acclaim of the rest of the world.

He was welcomed with great acclaim .

A big increase in social spending, paid for at first by a high oil price and then by defaulting on debt, brought Mr Correa popular acclaim.

Don't forget to acclaim our basketball team.

The book was published last year to great acclaim, even if it was incomplete.

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Mr Blair and Ms Rowling won instant acclaim for their novelty and charm.

deserves the acclaim he has received.

The standing alone is elegant, will not go to vulgar with win the applause and acclaim.

Motherland, face covered with blood in that flag, we go to the world! We have won acclaim!

The first module, a laboratory called Tiangong 1, will lift off in 2011, doubtless to national acclaim.

Why to acclaim for life?

You deserve the acclaim you have received.

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On the other hand, the entities can acclaim their rights by administrative and interpretation litigations.

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Charles Lindbergh's solo flight across the Atlantic in 1927 won him not just international acclaim, but also the Orteig prize and $25, 000.

The text of Genesis was very much in vogue in the mid-1600s (much as it is today) and Paradise Lost attained an almost instant acclaim.

Three marked the integration of certification, ten years North car, won world acclaim.

21 to open the mouths of the heathen to acclaim their false gods, and to extol an earthly king forever.

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Acclaim usually implies hearty approbation warmly and publicly expressed:

The money, the fame, the public acclaim

Research on genetic diversity, disease control, and the rice genome earn international acclaim

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Acclaim to the Public Shareholders Voting System

In 2005 began working in music post-production, has produced a large number of individual works, by wide acclaim;

he earned international acclaim for his poetry

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To greet or acclaim enthusiastically

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sing the praise; acclaim; eulogize

Although some people acclaim that