Sentence examples for considerable reputation from inspiring English sources

(Pushkin already had a considerable reputation).

The painting procured Micon a considerable reputation among his contemporaries.

He acquired a considerable reputation long before he published anything.

They ruin what was once a considerable reputation.

John McCain has a considerable reputation, but he's older than Reagan was when Reagan first ran.

Mr. Enrione was an amateur naval historian of enormous skill and considerable reputation.

During the last decade, he has acquired a considerable reputation in Europe and South America.

At the height of her fame in the 1940s, Crawford had a considerable reputation to uphold.

By combining teaching with his research in differential equations, series, and higher algebra, Bocher developed a considerable reputation.

She asked about his on again-off again relationship with Chase Landau who was a painter of considerable reputation.

By the advent of World War I, Lord Alfred had achieved a considerable reputation as a writer of sonnets.