The public may acclaim us

The public will acclaim us

We cheer them on. We acclaim them when they win.

The absolute truth I shall acclaim and merely nothing but the truth.

And imagine the acclaim for the heroes who had saved so many children.

And Rafa Peres ( red_bird) suggests how best to give acclaim to Oscar Niemeyer

The film opened in North America on April 28, 2006 to unanimous critical acclaim.

Cash had tried for years to make the film, for which he won acclaim.

His latest book, In Defense of Globalization (Oxford University Press, 2004), has received worldwide acclaim.

For your remarkable persistence in life we have a traditional answer to this public acclaim.

An exhibition of his work in Florence in 1977 received wide acclaim in the art world .

The parties involved in these negotiations deserve our sincere acclaim and praise and our continuing support.

Blessed are the people who learn to acclaim you. They walk in the light of your presence, Yahweh.

We should not be surprised when those billions of people do not acclaim us as heroes and heroines.

His human qualities, as much as his talent and technical feats on the field, counted equally in establishing his popular acclaim.

It's not a brand new film and it didn't make any noise at Cannes 2014, so why all this sudden acclaim?

Indeed, a book praising the brothers for their work, Tianzhu ( Heavenly Beads ), was published in China late last year, to wide acclaim.

That wins them media acclaim. But they don t know when to slam the mental brakes by making concessions to other points of view.

In the same year he also enjoyed critical acclaim and commercial success with films like Mr. Natwarlal, Kaala Patthar and The Great Gambler .

A nation that has so courageously overcome such adversity and overwhelming pressure deserves our support and acclaim as it faces its future with optimism.

The Indian media are doing their part to strengthen the illusion of progress, latching onto the phrase closest partners in their acclaim for the agreement.

While hard hitting professional news and programs like Al Itijah al Mu akess provided viewers with unique television, it took major world conflicts to bring Al Jazeera acclaim.

The nature and extent of the Federation apos s activities, which cover every facet of our lives, either directly or indirectly, have continued to receive international acclaim.

When published by Atlantic Little, Brown in 1961, it received critical acclaim, and The New York Times reviewed it as beautifully crafted... a remarkable and deeply troubling book.

The Chairman of the Working Group, Ambassador José Ayala Lasso of Ecuador, has won universal acclaim for his wisdom, diplomatic skills and deep knowledge of human rights issues.

Is such a place the right venue for a Western orchestra? Can one imagine the New York Philharmonic, which performed to great acclaim in Pyongyang, entertaining Stalin or Hitler?

. Furthermore, the decision of the Nobel Prize Committee of the Norwegian Parliament to award the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize jointly to Mr. Mandela and Mr. de Klerk received widespread acclaim.

A Touch of Sin has been shown to great acclaim all over the world, but not in China. Leviathan, by contrast, has been submitted as the official Russian entry for the Oscars.

Part of Lugovoi s acclaim is derived from the fact that the list of unspeakable crimes committed by the late Alexander Litvinenko in the course of his brief life is growing longer in Russian media reports with every passing day.

Indeed, a book praising the brothers for their work, Tianzhu ( Heavenly Beads ), was published in China late last year, to wide acclaim. In June, for no apparent reason, the book was banned throughout the country, despite its lack of political content.

Indeed, we can unanimously acclaim the fact that this Committee has fulfilled its mandate in accordance with the provisions of relevant General Assembly resolutions, in particular, resolution 1761 (XVII) of 6 November 1962 and resolution 2671 (XXV) of 8 December 1970.

The careful planning and implementation of PIP has rightfully won the acclaim and support of donors and there can be no doubt that these programmes will increasingly become a central element of the services rendered by the United Nations to the Palestinians.

KVINFO began a mentor network aimed at immigrant and refugee women in 2002. By 2010, it had 5,000 participants, had won awards and international acclaim for best integrative practices, and is being replicated throughout Denmark and observers are exploring programs or partnerships modeled upon it in Canada, Spain, Portugal, and Norway.

Until now, Parfit, who is Emeritus Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, had written only one book, Reasons and Persons, which appeared in 1984, to great acclaim. Parfit s entirely secular arguments, and the comprehensive way in which he tackles alternative positions, have, for the first time in decades, put those who reject objectivism in ethics on the defensive.