Sentence examples for had established him from inspiring English sources

And it had established him as a star.

"The Return" had established him as perhaps the foremost artistic heir to Andrei Tarkovsky.

In London his pictures of animals had established him as an artistic prodigy.

He married a girl with money and she had established him in position of social eminence which he now enjoyed.

In the Arab world the publication of the Cairo Trilogy (1956-57) – the last of his big "realist" works – had established him as the region's foremost novelist.

Although Farrow's allegations against him of child abuse were unproven, she won custody of the children, and Allen, whose films had established him as a paragon of virtue, was vilified by many as a hypocrite.

These books have established him as one of the most original voices of European modernism.

It has established him, alongside the likes of Stephen Hawking and Richard Feynman, as one of the great popularisers of theoretical physics.

The speech may have established him as more of an asset than a liability for the Clinton campaign.

Lomax never credited Work, but recent research has established him as at least Lomax's equal in the study.

His acclaimed works and celebrated collaborations with Félix Guattari have established him as a seminal figure in the fields of literary criticism and philosophy.