Sentence examples for renown and from inspiring English sources

Hergé suffered with his renown, and needed a safety-valve.

The Boat Race victories consolidated his renown and led him on to the international stage.

I distinguish between renown and fame early on in my book.

Although he wants wider renown and respect, he's hesitant to boast about specific accomplishments.

Short settled in London in 1738 and soon gained renown and wealth for his fine work.

The TV outlets benefit from their expertise, and the columnists earn extra renown and money.

The Panama and Paradise Papers have brought Obermayer renown — and a Pulitzer Prize.

These linguistic abilities played no small part in his international renown and his colourful, literary style.

In Mr. McCain's case he admits to craving "renown and influence for their own sake".

They have never lost their renown, and some grow only more complex with analysis.

Ten years later, the group had gained financial health and international renown — and First Edition, its very own record label.