Sentence examples for enjoyed fame from inspiring English sources
Although Sieyès enjoyed fame as a theorist, his vanity and lack of oratorical skill reduced his political effectiveness.
Edwards, by now the focus of intense fan devotion, enjoyed fame but began showing signs of emotional instability.
From the age of five, Harries had collected antiques and enjoyed fame after a piece of porcelain he found was valued at several thousand pounds.
April 26 , 1564Stratford-upon-Avon, England April 23 , 1616Stratford-upon-Avon, England During his own lifetime and shortly afterward, Shakespeare enjoyed fame and considerable critical attention.
That is to say, there were about 40 poets who had enjoyed fame in two past centuries about whom I knew next to nothing.
The movie "It" is rather stodgy, and Bow's performance enjoyed fame because the actress conveyed freedom without danger, romance without recklessness.
Walliams appears to enjoy fame, but gossip clearly bothers him.
The show ends just as King is enjoying fame for her groundbreaking solo album, Tapestry.
Some bands rack up hit after hit and enjoy fame and fortune.
His songs were recorded from 1936 by the American Record Company – but he didn't have long to enjoy fame.
Elsa Morante is among those many writers who enjoy fame at home and have little impact abroad.
