acclaim

Despite the acclaim and the viral popularity, the band has never lost that independant creative spirit.

Yet, the ever-visionary Van Gogh still feels the possibility of acclaim after his imminent death.

They may not receive public acclaim, but their pride in their work is as intense as their labors.

But the acclaim for The Spy had been so great that I was in for a hiding anyway, and knew it.

The show ran for five seasons, earning both popularity and acclaim in the process.

In the meantime, amid feasts and clamorous acclaim, Gent came slowly north with his staff of secretaries.

You would have all—the love of my wife, the rule of my folk, as well as the acclaim of these city swine.

The Cæsar was a fugitive and a coward, and the people who had the upper hand were prepared to acclaim the hero of their choice.

Many were too full for utterance; they broke down in tears with their first attempt to join in the general acclaim.

Then all the knights of Cornwall gave loud acclaim that their knight had borne himself so well in those encounters.