Sentence examples for enormous fame from inspiring English sources

It achieved enormous fame for its then revolutionary special effects.

We got little feel of Everett's enormous fame, as I'm guessing crowd scenes or any evidence of flamboyance are expensive to film.

With the help of professional advisers and his family, Alex from Target is still working out what to do with his unexpected and enormous fame.

Gary Glitter, a never-was as Paul Raven in 1960, belatedly found enormous fame by strapping on the Bacofoil corset and stepping into platform boots.

Having earned enormous fame by completing the first circular flight of 1 km (0.6 mile) and the first cross-country flight in an earlier Voisin machine (Voisin-Farman I), Farman specified his own modifications on the new aircraft.

"He inspires sympathy and loyalty but rarely repays it … he disappoints more often than he offends … his chief achievement so far has merely been the accumulation of enormous fame".

Led by Andrews, a sort of real-life Indiana Jones who would later rise to enormous worldwide fame (and the directorship of the museum), the searchers drove a fleet of wobbly old Dodges into the desert, arriving at the Flaming Cliffs, about 20km east of the Three Camel Lodge.

"Jason Smyth has brought enormous credit and fame to the village as well as to himself.

His fame became enormous.

In a trademark infringement filing at a district court in California, lawyers for Facebook said Teachbook "rides on the coattails of the fame and enormous goodwill of the Facebook trademark".

Childress describes a rise to fame so enormous it strains credibility even though we know it really happened, illustrating from the inside a correlative increase in the performer's feelings of loneliness, isolation and inauthenticity.