Sentence examples for author's renown from inspiring English sources

One effect of "Where Men Win Glory," a disappointing book that is still apt to be popular both because of its subject's gutsy charisma and its author's renown, will be to keep this American tragedy very public indeed.

Gradually Brahms's renown spread beyond Germany and Austria.

The invidious comparison to Astaire dogs Kelly's renown.

Donzy's renown has since spread around the globe.

Japan's Renown bought the firm in 1990.

Overnight, Broyard's renown was raised to a higher level.

Mr. Thomas's renown in Memphis didn't pay the bills.

This year the theme of the parade was "Brilliant" based on a story written for the event by Roddy Doyle, a contemporary Irish author of renown (he wrote The Commitments).

According to Richard Pankhurst the Emperor was also "reputedly an author of renown", having contributed to Ethiopian literature as many as three important theological works.

Although the author won renown for his depictions of the lives of the clergy in the Barsetshire novels, he wrote of their social rather than their spiritual lives.

He was not prolific he wrote just six full-length novels but in terms of world renown and sales Mr García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude" (1967) has eclipsed almost any other text translated from Spanish in the past 50 years.In some respects this novel not only put its author's native Colombia on the literary map but also his continent.