Sentence examples for achieved reputation from inspiring English sources

It was, in part, a strike against the solemnities of achieved reputation, which confronted him everywhere in the forms of syllabi and colloquia.

Despite claims that she sold out her fans to achieve Reputation's record-breaking success, the numbers mean that it's a model we'll be seeing much more of in the years to come.

HOW many musicians -- performers, not composers -- ever achieve reputations strong enough that even 20 years after they've gone, people will still pay up to $100 a ticket to hear a concert in their honor?

Quickly, he achieved a reputation as a tireless advocate for radical but peaceful change.

He achieved a reputation as a brilliant concert pianist beginning in London in 1901.

He has achieved his reputation with plays that have social and political content.

He achieved the reputation of a great preacher, contributing especially to the Italian Catholic reformation.

Kavanagh achieved a reputation in Ireland and abroad not only for his stark anti-pastoral poetry but also for his criticism of his contemporaries and of the church.

Certainly you can see how the 26-year-old Mr. Scarlett has so quickly achieved a reputation as an important choreographer.

Dutch artists were generally imitative; although The Hague school of Impressionists displayed great gifts, only Vincent van Gogh, who spent most of his active life in France, achieved world reputation.

Vases remained popular, usually with intricately modeled applied flowers, and Berlin ware achieved a reputation for the quality of its painting that it has never lost.