Sentence examples for notoriety between from inspiring English sources

You will learn about the highs and lows of Stravinsky's life from his rise to notoriety between the wars to his death in 1971.

At the height of its notoriety, between 1940 and 1945, the building — dubbed the February House, by Anaïs Nin, because a number of its residents had birthdays in that month — was a kind of creative powerhouse, a magnet for modernists in the arts.

Here, Hickock gets the soft-focus celebrity treatment, the line between notoriety and fame as blurred as ever.

But the task is more difficult today, in an age that no longer distinguishes between notoriety and fame.

There is a difference between notoriety and success, and artists engaging in rivalries should be well-equipped to maintain the latter.

(When you have no moral compass, is there really any difference between notoriety and fame?) It's unlikely that Belfort will be reminding us of his name any time soon, and we all now know he exists.

The routine violence that comes with ignorance and poverty is promoted, marketed and cashed in on by record companies who will dump these kids as soon as the fine line between celebrity notoriety and criminal liability is crossed.

Range Resources spokesman Matt Pitzarella (of PSYOPs revelation notoriety) denied any connection between the company and Rendell.

There are, he assures us, still plenty of governments sufficiently ambiguous about the distinction between prestige and notoriety to want to invest in his kind of promotion.

More proof, if any were needed, that the marketplace worships celebrity above all else, and sees no important difference between fame and notoriety: After years in the wilderness, Pete Rose is beginning to get endorsement contracts again.

These connections between art and politics were not unfounded, as Ms. Haskell observes: "The link between insurgency and notoriety was not lost on the organizers of the Armory Show, who adopted as the show's motto 'The New Spirit' and, as its emblem, the Pine Tree flag flown during the American Revolution".