Sentence examples for renowned because from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Jones wants to be world renowned because she was threatened with personal anonymity as a girl, having been ignored by her father, who was divorced from her mother and was seldom in her life, skipping her high school graduation and important moments in her sports career.

The transcriptional regulator methyl-CpG-binding protein2, MECP2, is renowned because of the devastating neurodevelopmental disorder Rett syndrome, caused by partial or complete loss of its function.

Mr. Koester complains a bit about the focus on his label's renowned back catalog because, as he notes, "we're still making records, even if the general press isn't paying attention".

She chose cross-country skiing because it demands strength and endurance, qualities for which she is already renowned, and because it is easier to juggle with her athletics career.

Jerkens is renowned not only because of his skill with horses, but also because of his contradicting behaviors and emotions.

The #HDYNATION tour is particularly special because renowned designer Virgil Abloh became involved with their set design.

Nerds are renowned for eccentricities because they are, each, quite unique.

It's not as crazy as it sounds, because honey is renowned as an exfoliant, moisturiser – and an effective germicide.

It took over 11 minutes, which is something of a record for me, because I am renowned for being quite quick.

DancePlus, a biannual event, has been around since 1981, when Mason Gross was founded, Ms. Ritter said, adding, "We've really grown because of these renowned artists we're able to bring in".

Though a small city, Arnhem was already on the cultural map because of the renowned Kröller-Müller Museum, with its sculpture garden and collection of van Gogh and modern masters.