Meanings of many plaudits in English

The performance of his fringe, once heralded as a 'lava-flow', won him as many plaudits as his acting.

She must have been a competent and pleasing actress, since she gained many plaudits in the newspapers of the time.

It's a useful gesture by this young company, which has gained many plaudits since it opened its first shop, in Ranelagh.

Flannighan's dismissal was for two yellows, but he was another star performer, with the part-time side's work rate drawing many plaudits.

The Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank are likely to win many plaudits for their decision to cut interest rates yesterday.

Yet he won so many plaudits for his tenure that he got to pretend to be DG for a few months afterwards.

The 2,000 capacity Castle Palooza festival has won many plaudits from punters and pundits during its three-year run.

Robin van Persie has received many plaudits for his wonderful, diving, headed goal against Spain, but he has now been given a more hand-crafted honour.

But the man who survived the credit crunch should not expect too many plaudits when he retires from the role he has held since 2003.

Her gutsy performances in the ring, calm demeanor and dedication to winning a gold medal have won her many plaudits and fans across her homeland.

Her gutsy performances in the ring, calm demeanour and dedication to winning a gold medal have won her many plaudits and fans across her homeland.

Coverage of the London Paralympic Games in 2012 under the banner of 'superhumans' won many plaudits for the broadcaster Channel 4.

The judge said he was absolutely satisfied the purpose of the "public relations exercise" was "to apply for and attract as many plaudits as possible".

Since taking over at Anfield in June 2012 the 41-year-old has won many plaudits for turning Liverpool into an exciting, attacking team.

The 39-year-old has had coaching on his mind since his playing days and has received many plaudits for his work alongside Kenny at the under-21s.