Sentence examples for gained considerable fame from inspiring English sources
During her lifetime Olsen gained considerable fame, particularly among scholars.
Fronto was educated at Carthage and in Rome, where, under the emperor Hadrian, he rapidly gained considerable fame as an advocate.
His professorial mien helped earn him the unofficial title of dean of the political press corps, and he gained considerable fame for his work as reporter, syndicated columnist and public affairs show guest — including a record 401 appearances on NBC's "Meet the Press," starting in 1963.
She gained considerable YouTube fame when she posted a video of herself singing "Total Eclipse of the Heart" in the voices of 19 different divas in 2013.
The family included Ludwig Wittgenstein, one of the 20th century's foremost philosophers, and his brother Paul, a musician who after losing an arm in World War I went on to gain considerable international fame as a one-handed concert pianist.
The bill gained considerable attention but stalled.
Her performance as Sabina Spielrein has gained considerable praise.
The polyamory movement has gained considerable momentum in recent years.
The site has gained considerable traction in the past year.
Meanwhile, quantitative descriptions have gained considerable importance.
The clips have gained considerable interest.
