Sentence examples for renown that from inspiring English sources

He was asked if Charlton had enjoyed a late-1970s renown that may explain its inclusion.

This is the renown that comes from having a serious job and being seriously good at it.

In considering the great divide of renown that separates the idol from the idolized, "Buyer & Cellar" comes closer to crossing that gap than any play I've seen.

The renown that followed her services led to positions on the Board of the American Anthropological Association, the Society for American Archaeology, and the American Ethnological Society.

Sehorn, the most visible and popular Giant with a host of endorsement deals and the added renown that comes with being married to the actress Angie Harmon, believes his celebrity has contributed to the criticism.

Following in the wake of that vanguard is Hans Abrahamsen, who, at the age of sixty-three, has won the international renown that largely eluded his older Danish colleagues.

His global renown eclipsed that of any other American musician.

The vintages are reclaiming their global renown now that democracy (and a wave of new investment) has arrived.

There were four widows of assassinated public figures of major renown at that time: Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of President John Kennedy Betty Shabazzz, wife of Nation of Islam minister Malcolm X; Ethel Kennedy, wife of slain senator Robert Kennedy; and of course Mrs. King, wife of Martin Luther King, Jr.

The young Christopher and his best friend, a Japanese boy named Akira, used to play at being detectives, and as a grown-up, Christopher tells us, he has gone on to achieve renown in that very profession as a kind of latter-day Sherlock Holmes.

The only evidence for Capote having bribed his way into Death Row is a quote (unattributed, but apparently from Capote) in Clarke's biography: "I went for broke and asked for an interview with this behind-the-scenes figure, who was a man of great distinction and renown in that state.