Sentence examples for fame and importance from inspiring English sources

Despite its fame and importance, Lascaux is very poorly dated.

It apparently based its decision on Hirst's earnings, fame and importance as an artist.

He sponsored a cultural program that brought Mexico worldwide fame and importance.

The Song wares went out of favour, and the old factories sank into obscurity, while the fame and importance of the great porcelain town of Jingdezhen, near the Boyang Lake in Jiangxi province, overshadowed all the rest.

In 1407 and 1413 the Ming dynasty Yongle Emperor recognized Tsongkhapa's growing fame and importance by inviting him to the Chinese court, as was the custom.

Pisanello's fame and his importance in court circles rested more upon his medals than upon his painting.

Recently, however, FAME and FAME II have also demonstrated the safety and prognostic importance of revascularizing lesions with FFR ≤0.80.

The massive security presence at the Medica Sur hospital speaks to both the newfound fame and the national importance of Mireles, but also to the tricky position in which Mexico's government finds itself with regard to the rebel movement.

Many philosophical debates surface from this mild-mannered story centered around the power of one man's beliefs, such as the price of fame, the importance of family, and the age-old battle of good and evil (in a very understated way).

The Smithsons' fame, their importance as architectural theoreticians and their central role in the evolution of brutalism have encouraged the society to fight to save the couple's only completed public housing project.

Because of Galen's fame and influence, this nerve retained great importance in dissections by later anatomists and surgeons before and throughout the Renaissance.