Sentence examples for reputation soar from inspiring English sources

Adrover is in the curious position of seeing his reputation soar and falter before the public has even had a chance to vote.

By then, largely thanks to his early art, his place in history was secure, and he lived long enough — until 1967 — to see his reputation soar when he was designated a progenitor of Pop.

Shackleton, whose expedition had the good fortune of being vividly documented by the photographer Frank Hurley, has seen his reputation soar in recent years -- from an overambitious explorer who led a botched attempt to make the first land crossing of the Antarctic continent, to an admirable leader whose personal determination and courage saved the lives of all the men in his charge.

Even though flatboats had become essentially obsolete by that time, Bingham nonetheless saw his reputation soar when The Jolly Flatboatmen became the first piece of American art that, to borrow from today's social media lingo, "went viral".

Gehry's reputation soared in the late 1990s.

Her early death sent her reputation soaring.

Roberts's reputation soared in his White House years.

The claim proved increasingly suspect, but Zarqawi's reputation soared.

After the jetty sank and his plane crashed, Smithson's reputation soared.

But while Melville's reputation soared, few know of Captain Pollard.

As its support base burgeoned in Syria, its reputation soared across the Sunni world.