Sentence examples for renown among from inspiring English sources

And yet Hamilton's renown among, and even beyond, the food cognoscenti is huge.

But despite their renown among Western believers, "if you're not Muslim you probably don't know who they are," Korb says.

And many of the school's other students went on to achieve renown, among them Twyla Tharp and Sean Lavery.

Rembrandt quickly achieved renown among Dutch art lovers and an art-buying public for his history paintings and etchings, as well as his portraits and self-portraits.

In the interview with The Times, Mr. MacDonald said he never regretted being a relative unknown, despite his renown among his peers.

Given the trilogy's renown among baseball historians, her claims created a minor stir that waned with a whiff of latent marital griping.

She has become a role model for Latvia's small running community and has gained a fair degree of renown, especially among the large Russian minority of which she is a part.

The Menlo Park lab also gained renown for counting, among its researchers, Silicon Valley legend Doug Engelbart, who in the 1960s pioneered the computer mouse and foresaw many of the basic computing tools we now take for granted.

AWI also maintains a fleet of research vessels, the Polarstern--among the most renown German research ships--being its largest.

Her essay enumerated some of the causes that had prevented female composers from achieving the success and renown afforded to their male counterparts, among them sex-based prejudice and societal expectations.

A columnist for Le Point, El Pais, Corriere de la Sera, The World Post The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times, among others, Lévy gained renown for his documentary film about the Bosnian conflict, Bosna! (1994).