Sentence examples for increasing renown from inspiring English sources
Despite her increasing renown, Dalrymple still feels ambivalent about her gifts, which she regards as minor — because she's not an artist.
With his primary modes of address now established -- works on paper, structures and wall drawings -- Mr. LeWitt gained increasing renown over the next decade.
She wrote under a pseudonym because she hoped some day to go back to work in the mortgage industry, and the increasing renown of Tanta in that world might have precluded that.
A certain progression of increasing renown through the generations can, however, been seen with Pisan sculptors Nicola Pisano (1239-84?) and his son Giovanni (1258-1325?).
At the time he was writing a longish tale called "The Duel" and working on his bestseller, Chance (1913), as well as The Secret Agent Greater experience and increased renown did not help much.
Becoming obsolete as cruiser speeds increased, Renown became a royal yacht and had all of her secondary armament removed to make her more suitable for such duties.
By the time he died in 1969 his writing was gaining increasing European renown.
In 1961 Borges won a major European award, the Prix Formentor, the success increasing his renown in his native Argentina as well as throughout Europe and the United States.
The fact that it was the artwork the Nazis were most desperate to steal – Göring wanted it for his private collection, Hitler as the centrepiece of his citywide super-museum – has only increased its renown.
Many scholars suspect that this discovery was a pious forgery to substantiate the antiquity of Glastonbury's foundation, and increase its renown.
