Sentence examples for sufficient renown from inspiring English sources
For example, earlier this year the agency held up three applications for visiting musicians with the Chicago Opera Theater, requesting an unusual amount of evidence to corroborate the visa requirement that the artists have achieved sufficient renown.
It was 1618 and he was 46, and already a literary figure of sufficient renown that "along the road, local dignitaries, emissaries from the great houses, young people and old turn out to welcome him".
Having achieved sufficient renown in the sixties that his face appeared on the cover of "Sgt. Pepper" (top row, between Lenny Bruce and W. C. Fields), he fell into mystical speculation in his later years, adopting the mien of a minor cult leader.
Renown is a mouthful, here and there.
Berthelot achieved great renown in his lifetime.
Gradually Brahms's renown spread beyond Germany and Austria.
That renown was to follow later, however.
and gained some renown for their work.
Renown lay lightly on his shoulders.
