Examples of 'have garnered' in a sentence
Meaning of "have garnered"
The phrase 'have garnered' means to gather, collect, or accumulate something over a period of time. It is often used to describe the process of acquiring or obtaining something, such as knowledge, support, attention, or recognition. 'Have garnered' implies that the person or entity has been able to gather or accumulate a certain amount or level of something through effort, experience, or interaction with others
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Your films have garnered great respect.
People involved in the program have garnered.
Few interviews have garnered such interest.
We have garnered enough experience to offer you the best.
The usage should have garnered something.
You have garnered a great deal of media attention.
Both types of injections have garnered interest.
Others have garnered renown as comedy events.
Several releases have garnered awards.
Would have garnered some benefit of the doubt.
The photos of his expedition have garnered thousands of likes.
Mythology have garnered a lot of attention due to these games.
It would appear we have garnered.
A lot of them have garnered professional credits.
Many endangered and vulnerable species have garnered refuge here.
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Now you have garnered these unedifying facts.
His uninhibited performances have garnered him many fans.
These reforms have garnered support from the international community.
This is an entry that should have garnered more comments.
Archaeologists have garnered knowledge about the culture through excavation tombs.
All of these theoretical approaches have garnered empirical support.
It would have garnered a great initial.
Talk about the attention the books have garnered you.
This story would have garnered national attention.
Security certificates have been employed infrequently but have garnered much criticism.
It would appear we have garnered quite a bit of interest.
He has made commercial recordings with international distribution that have garnered critical acclaim.
I seem to have garnered some admirers.
Hayek is not the only dead economist to have garnered new attention.
Her questions have garnered her a growing number of enemies.
Both continue to sell exceptionally well and have garnered rave reviews.
Their actions have garnered them the ultimate in impunity.
His woodcarvings of children and young adults have garnered the most attention.
You seem to have garnered the attention of your host.
A number of incidents involving activists of the movement have garnered significant public attention.
Our athletes have garnered many medals for their country.
Snider has litigated a number of legal cases which have garnered national attention.
Several of which have garnered him minor poetry and manuscript prizes.
Online business owners that have used videos on product pages have garnered stellar results.
Concussions in sports have garnered increasing attention recently.
But He will take you to task for that which your hearts have garnered.
None of her films have garnered her a nomination.
They have garnered acclaim for their energetic and intense live shows.
Several of his videos have garnered millions of views.
You have garnered power that even the imperial court can not ignore.
We can honestly say that we have garnered thousands of referrals.
The sales have garnered support from several celebrities and people of note.
Advancing much slower would have garnered much more equipment.
Some sites have garnered a good reputation after years of providing a great dating service.
Some of his most popular videos have garnered millions of views.
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The question garnered some funny reactions
Garnered a mixed reception from music critics
Looks like we garnered a good haul out of it
