Sentence examples for increased his reputation from inspiring English sources

During his presidency Smith increased his reputation as a scholar.

The posthumous publication of Benjamin's prolific output significantly increased his reputation in the later 20th century.

The six stories in his Scènes de la vie privée (1830; "Scenes from Private Life") further increased his reputation.

Hardenbergh designed buildings for long-term use, not short-term profit, and his insistence on heavy, conservative masonry designs increased his reputation for dependable solidity.

Giving him nicknames such as "Ivan the Terrible" or "The Beast of Genoa" played to his advantage and only increased his reputation among his peers.

Coleman's adoption of a plastic alto sax (at first for economic reasons, and later because he preferred the sound) increased his reputation for eccentricity.

Goldoni now seems a monument of the unfunny, though the 18th century liked him a good deal, and La Cecchina, based as it was on that only inadvertently risible book, Samuel Richardson's Pamela, seems unlikely to increase his reputation for hilarity.

Nevertheless, when Origen left Alexandria in 216 to escape the ferocity of the Emperor Caracalla, Demetrius recalled him from Caesarea, where he had already begun to increase his reputation (6.19.16 19).

But no: "His every appearance increased his fearful reputation, for all that was left after each unfortunate visit was a contented smile on the Ogre's unseen face".

For since he was the child, as it were, of her late old age and succeeded to the virtues of her ancient commanders, Greece loved him surpassingly, and as his reputation grew, increased his power.

Hay's efforts to shape Lincoln's image increased his own prominence and reputation in making his association (and that of Nicolay) with the assassinated president ever more remarkable and noteworthy.