Sentence examples for immediately famous from inspiring English sources

Ulysses, which was already well known because of the censorship troubles, became immediately famous upon publication.

This work became immediately famous, partly because of Stravinsky's comment that at last we had an American masterpiece.

She wrote that she was immediately "famous" six weeks later for her "Spencer's Mountain" review, which described the film as "sheer prurience and perverted morality disguised as piety".

Immediately famous on its completion in 1939, the house resuscitated the faltering career of its creator, Frank Lloyd Wright, who was then 72.

Williams himself is an equal opportunities employer, having hired his six dancers from a rainbow of ethnicities – a theme echoed on his own recent solo album, GIRL, which provides the night's less immediately famous cuts.

First, there's the document's title: "Mistakes Were Made: Autobiography of Patty Berglund by Patty Berglund (Composed at Her Therapist's Suggestion)." "Mistakes Were Made" is the kind of coded, Rumsfeldian double-talk that was immediately famous during the aughts — it covered up gaffes, ignorance, and gross incompetence, all while shifting blame to some vague parallel universe.

The informed reader should immediately associate Gabriele's maxim with Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness where Conrad's protagonist, Mr. Kurtz, utters the now famous "The Horror!

"Pardon me, pardon me, I must leave immediately," Mr. Kim, famous for working seven days a week, said in English.

In 1912, at the exhibition of the World of Art Group, he presented his painting Bathing the Red Horse (1912), which immediately became famous.

The ballet immediately became famous (indeed, notorious — Le Figaro denounced it as "filthy and bestial"), and in 1912 the fashion photographer Adolf de Meyer made a long, almost measure-by-measure record of it.

An early champion of Martin Luther's cause, he wrote a verse allegory, Die Wittembergisch Nachtigall (1523; "The Nightingale of Wittenberg") that immediately became famous and advanced the Reformation in Nürnberg.