Sentence examples for comparable fame from inspiring English sources

But it was "Night" 's growing status, not any new work, that brought Wiesel to prominence in America (he never achieved a comparable fame in Israel).

For want of any available conductor of comparable fame the management of the orchestra invited five guest conductors to divide the season among them.

I'm not naive enough to think attention won't be paid to famous people who tread the boards, and I wish it needn't come at the expense of work for the extraordinary talents who haven't, for one reason or another, achieved comparable fame.

Allahabad stands on the site of ancient Prayag, a holy city that was comparable in fame to Varanasi and Haridwar (Uttarakhand) state.

Though he never attained fame comparable to Erasmus and Lefèvre, Agrippa was widely recognized in his own time as an important though unconventional scholar.

The real breakthrough in the practical application of NMR was achieved with the introduction of the legendary A-60 spectrometer in the year 1961.[ 8, 9] It reached a "fame" comparable to that of the Ford Model T among the early automobiles.

MSN Music's Robert Christgau found it to be of "comparable quality" as The Fame and gave it an "A–", indicating "the kind of garden-variety good record that is the great luxury of musical micromarketing and overproduction".

Taken together these data show that we efficiently produced biodiesel with a FAME composition comparable to previous reported results [17].

When foods have comparable TFA in relation to FAME, the total TFA in relation to one serving depends on the fat content, and can, therefore, vary enormously.

These recoveries are comparable to our historical C13-FAME recoveries of 87.64 ± 3.04% over 125 individual assays.

Astronomers have devised a scale to rate the danger posed by asteroids headed for Earth, comparable to the Richter scale of earthquake fame.