Sentence examples for reputation waned from inspiring English sources

Waller's poetry was held in high esteem throughout the 18th century, but his reputation waned in the 19th century along with that of Augustan poetry in general.

Mr. Gore kept intact a political pattern that went largely unnoticed in the weeks when his reputation waned, then waxed once more.

Though its reputation waned in the 1930s, it has since rebounded and is now considered one of the most influential portraits of pre-industrial small-town life in the United States.

Over the next few decades, Gaudí's reputation waned.

But eventually the resources dried up, the acting company faded out, and the theater's reputation waned.

As the Court's power has waxed, its reputation has waned.

Since his death in 1984 at 56, though, Mr. Winogrand's reputation has waned.

However, his later works have been criticised for sentimentality, and his reputation has waned.

He also couldn't measure marketing budgets, leaving little room to distinguish between genuine hits and overhyped games whose reputation has waned over time.

The explainers and publicists who matter now are curators, dealers—and artists.In 1986, long after Greenberg's reputation had waned, the University of Chicago Press put out two volumes of his writings.

During the interwar era, Knight was one of the most respected economists in America, but his reputation later waned, which was unfortunate, as he had some important insights about how capitalism works.