It's an approach that tends to make for more popular success than lasting renown.
When Zhu Xi, a 12th-century philosopher, published the text separately as one of the Sishu ("Four Books"), it gained lasting renown.
Few artists achieve lasting renown without a body of work that is cumulative in its power, and Miller wasn't capable of sustained ambition.
Sir Steven, who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1958, won lasting renown for "A History of the Crusades," a 1,400-page 1,400-pagecame out in three volumes in 1951, 1952 and 1954.
It was in 1507, with the publication of a large cut-out map suitable for creating a do-it-yourself globe, that Vespucci's first name, if not Vespucci himself, achieved lasting renown.
Few composers of lasting renown held the job for its first 300 years.
This is a once-in-a-planet's-lifetime opportunity to win eternal renown — and perform a lasting public service that won't be done anytime soon by any public agency.
The ardent father, whom Greg Bellow dubs "young Saul" (full of optimism, hope, humane idealism), slowly became the "old Saul" of later public renown — conservative, cranky, sexist ("buried under anger, bitterness, intolerance, and preoccupations with evil and with his death, which lasted for the rest of his life").
The ardent father, whom Greg Bellow dubs "young Saul" (full of optimism, hope, humane idealism), slowly became the "old Saul" of later public renown conservative, cranky, sexist ("buried under anger, bitterness, intolerance, and preoccupations with evil and with his death, which lasted for the rest of his life").
These early salvos were sporadic and lasted until 06:00, when the engagement was broken off for 20 minutes due to waves breaking over Renown′s forward turrets.
IT is high time, arguably, for an unsolicited eulogy for Dragon's Head, the oversize oceanfront mansion that, for the last quarter-century, has gained renown around Southampton, according to the village's historic preservation consultant, Zachary N. Studenroth, as "the house we love to hate".
