Sentence examples for due fame from inspiring English sources

He commanded a brigade at the Second Battle of Bull Run and attained his due fame at Antietam.

That was the due of fame.

What we don't see is the restless nights, hungry stomachs, loneliness, unhappiness of rejection and failed attempts at success, the divorce battles, custody heartaches, family issues that are magnified due to fame and the time and dedication of what it takes to make it at the celebrity elite level.

That interest is due to the fame they acquired through The Worst Journey in the World.

But this was a trap with big bait laid for an impressionable young man who, due to his fame, was being made seemingly amazing offers all the time.

Due to its fame, the Miller Urey experiment of 1952, marking the beginning of experimental research into the origin of life, receives special attention.

Every artist is a bit paranoid, due to their fame.

Due to its fame, Fuseli painted at least three other versions of the painting.

A Los Angeles rescue dog has skyrocketed to Internet fame due to what some claim is a resemblance to actor Steve Buscemi.

Due to his fame and over-the-top flamboyance, he is considered by some to be the first modern-style celebrity.

Due to her fame on the Upper East Side, Blair is featured on the website of "Gossip Girl," an anonymous gossip blogger whose posts appear occasionally throughout the story.