Sentence examples for increasing fame of from inspiring English sources

The increasing fame of Camões' epic during the early 17th century also swept the lyrics into fame, and in the 17th century many efforts, not all of them praise-worthy, were made to unearth more poems.

However, also the reverse holds: some places gain status after the increased fame of their products.

An awareness of James's increasing fame lingers in the margins of every page of "Shooting Stars".

Under Mr. Sher, Intiman had become one of the country's most prestigious theaters, nurturing a growing audience while basking in the reflected glow of Mr. Sher's increasing fame as a freelance director of operas and musicals, including an acclaimed Broadway revival of "South Pacific".

But with jockeys the recipients of increasing fame and fortune, and Jim Crow laws taking hold, black riders were forced from America's racetracks.

But his increasing fame and the use of his name -- the Flatiron establishment is called Rocco's on 22nd -- were not enough to ensure him even a bit part at the restaurant.

As another result of her increasing fame — or notoriety, as she calls it — Sylvia found that she was being asked to write about her experiences, and she eventually accepted a proposal from the National Geographic that she do an article on the Tektite Project.

Meghna pays the price of her increasing fame by losing her close friends due to her changed attitude towards them.

One measure of the dancers' increasing fame is the interest in them beyond the series.

As a result of Gaudí's increasing fame, in 1902 the painter Joan Llimona chose Gaudí's features to represent Saint Philip Neri in the paintings for the aisle of the Sant Felip Neri church in Barcelona.

Bowie never talked of his exploits despite his increasing fame.