Sentence examples for fame enhanced from inspiring English sources

Its fame, enhanced by the controversy, spread far and wide.

When one of the women on "The View" mussed his hair, his fame was enhanced.

His fame was enhanced through his popular writings, the best-known of which was The Satanic Bible.

Charlie's own fame was enhanced by presenting a PBS network cooking programme in 1999, and his 14 cookery books and three books on management skills.

That "act of faith" produced an extraordinary 22 novels and worldwide fame, profitably enhanced by stage and film adaptations of Brodie (with the theological overtones of the novel trimmed by screenwriter Jay Presson Allen).

His fame was enhanced when Spain's leftist government assigned him to tour the United States to recruit men and money for its fight against the nationalist insurgents led by Gen. Francisco Franco.

Sikorski's fame was enhanced as he became known to the Polish public as one of the heroes of the Polish-Soviet War.

At the 1972 Munich Olympics, the gymnast Olga Korbut won the world's admiration; and the politburo knew how to use her fame to enhance the reputation of Soviet communism.

While the choir exists primarily to sing the daily services in King's College Chapel, its worldwide fame and reputation, enhanced by an extensive recording catalogue, has led to invitations to perform around the globe, and to an extensive international tour schedule.

In his first feature for n+1, Mr. Gessen wrote about Gary Baum, a young blogger whose admiration for Mr. Eggers turned to disdain as Mr. Baum chronicled how Mr. Eggers's fame was supposedly enhanced and amplified by his connections in the New York publishing industry.

The fame of Silvio Berlusconi was enhanced by his ownership of AC Milan, a top Italian soccer club, well before he became Italy's prime minister.