Sentence examples for growing notoriety from inspiring English sources

Mercer's growing notoriety was "not so good for morale," he explained.

Green consolidated her growing notoriety by starring in Marks's directorial debut, the hit nudist film Naked As Nature Intended (1961).

Naturally, this leads to ridicule from her classmates and a growing notoriety that leads Jenna to conclude: "Being invisible is totally underrated because I really miss being ignored".

His first significant theatre piece, "The Flies," had premièred the year before, when he was thirty-seven; a distinctly anti-Fascist work produced in Vichy-era France, "The Flies" generated a critical dialogue that helped fuel Sartre's growing notoriety.

Guided by Mrs Thatcher's favourite public relations guru, Sir Tim (now Lord) Bell, he was a master of PR, using his growing notoriety in financial circles to provide material to favoured journalists, while rationing his own public appearances.

The revelation will see Danczuk – who was suspended by his party over claims he acted inappropriately towards Sophena Houlihan, now 18 – open to further charges that he has been seeking to profit from his growing notoriety.

"To get notoriety growing up, you have to score," Machado said.

The site grew to notoriety and became the central focus for copyright holders.

Other books and dramas will follow.The trouble was that as the myth of Bout grew, the notoriety helped his business.

I wanted to go up and say: "I did that!" The ad continued to grow in notoriety.

This is supposed to be the ethos but as the dynamo grows in notoriety is it able to maintain this spirit?