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Example sentences for: accolades

How can you use “accolades” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

The accolades go to those who make the technology accessible.
I propose to establish the following proposition: If your charitable contributions are small relative to the size of the charities, and if you care only about the recipients (as opposed to caring, say, about how many accolades you receive), then you will bullet all your contributions on a single charity.
The culinary community has taken numerous awards and accolades back to this seaside town, where more than 250 restaurants offer gourmands their own piece of paradise.
Inspired by your accolades, I am going to tell the truth.
Dylan's bluesy album wins accolades for introspective lyrics about mortality and is judged his best work in decades, "attesting to the creative renaissance of an artist still bent on defying expectations and spurning trends" (Edna Gundersen, USA Today ). The Rolling Stones' new songs are called "uninspired retreads" (Richard Cromelin, the Los Angeles Times ), and their much-hyped world tour--which uses giant nude inflatable dolls as set pieces--is pronounced "tasteless" (the Independent ). (See the Stones' tour site.)