Sentence examples for equal fame from inspiring English sources
Mr. Daphnis enjoyed equal fame in the gardening world.
The Warholian dream of equal fame has given way to a nightmare overload of trivia.
These empathetic studies of fleeting eras remind us that influence doesn't always equal fame.
He also told me it was another novelist, of equal fame, intelligence and reputation, who had given him his first sample of the drug.
The size of gold and silver denominations was growing, as witness the silver teston of 1472; and the portraits made by Caradosso, Francia, and others of equal fame are among the finest small-scale Renaissance works.
As Jane English argues: "if women do not attain roughly equal fame and fortune in sports, it leads both men and women to think of women as naturally inferior".
Success equalled fame; they were inextricable.
In American films, the equation goes: megastar equals fame plus wealth, and therefore sexiness.
"Typically, female athletes don't have strong international profiles, but the global stage of the Olympics, plus a great story, could equal stratospheric fame".
Back in the 1970's when Robert De Niro was breaking out in films--Bang the Drum Slowly, Mean Streets, Taxi Driver--his Driver--hisdadNiRobert De Niropainter of note, influenced by the European moderniSrs Manet, Matisse, and Picasso, but never to equal the fame of his actor son.
For the moment, however, Mr. Khan, 37, is one of those artists whose fame at home has not translated into equal renown across the ocean.
