Sentence examples for of considerable reputation from inspiring English sources
She asked about his on again-off again relationship with Chase Landau who was a painter of considerable reputation.
Thomas Zehetmair, a solo violinist of considerable reputation, has made at least as much news in recent years with the string quartet he leads.
Artists of considerable reputation in China were ashamed to be reduced to earning money by drawing portraits for tourists on the streets of Manhattan.
He was a highly successful conductor-producer (1797 1828) of operas in Vienna and was also a music theorist of considerable reputation.
Peter Philips, (born 1560/61, London?, England died 1628, Brussels, Spanish Netherlands [now in Belgium]), English composer of madrigals, motets, and keyboard music of considerable reputation in his lifetime.
1560 or 1561 1628 Brussels, Spanish Netherlands Peter Philips, (born 1560/61, London?, England died 1628, Brussels, Spanish Netherlands [now in Belgium]), English composer of madrigals, motets, and keyboard music of considerable reputation in his lifetime.
He said he did not complain at the time for fear of being labelled a troublemaker and because of Savile's "considerable reputation around the hospital".
Like performers of the past who went from town to town in search of audiences, traveling with his gear is a fact of life for Mr. Dorfman, despite the considerable reputation of the troupe he founded 15 years ago.
Mr. Enrione was an amateur naval historian of enormous skill and considerable reputation.
But for all of the pesh merga's considerable reputation as guerrillas, they hardly showed up for the first day of the war, a turnout suggesting that the Kurds have exaggerated their strength.
While his highly technical lectures may not net Christianity many fresh converts, Mr. Swinburne's efforts to bring inductive logic to bear on questions of faith have earned him a considerable reputation in the small but vibrant world of Christian academic philosophy.
