Her heightened fame naturally led to much gossip.
This result brought Fischer heightened fame, including a profile in Life magazine.
In the Florence years between 1500 and 1506, Leonardo began three great works that confirmed and heightened his fame: Virgin and Child with St. Anne (c. 1502 16), Mona Lisa (c. 1503 19), and Battle of Anghiari (unfinished; begun 1503).
But if there is that desire, as Kim states, to use the platform she was given to "encourage the same empowerment for girls and woman all over the world," then let it be genuine empowerment that frees and liberates women and allows them to create their own sense of self without the pressure of retaliation after public censorship.
Their fame as a warrior clan was greatly heightened in the mid-11th century when they quelled a rebellion in northeastern Japan.
Obviously, this is not the biggest building in the Expo, but it is regarded as the hall of the fame for Chinese entrepreneurs, and expectations are heightened as we are close to the opening of the World Expo.
Stars raise awareness, but with heightened visibility come the problems endemic to fame — scandals, P.R.-mongering, wavering commitment, and what Berger calls "the cluelessness factor" — all of which can undermine support for a cause.
Stars raise awareness, but with heightened visibility come the problems endemic to fame-scandals, PR-mongering, wavering commitment and what Berger calls "the cluelessness factor".
Stars raise awareness, but with heightened visibility come the problems endemic to fame scandals, P.R.-mongering, wavering commitment, and what Berger calls "the cluelessness factor"—all of which can undermine support for a cause.
Your emotions are surely heightened.
