Sentence examples for wide reputation from inspiring English sources

His book, overlooked in his day, enjoyed a wide reputation during the Renaissance.

As a cartoonist, Daumier enjoyed a wide reputation, although as a painter he remained unknown.

Its observatory has been made famous by many astronomers of wide reputation.

She rapidly gained a wide reputation for her holiness and her severe asceticism.

His priests drew omens from his behaviour, and his oracle had a wide reputation.

The shishlik and barg kebabs in particular have a wide reputation that's no secret to Iraqis.

Idaho has contributed artists with wide reputations, including Vardis Fisher, a novelist whose writing decried dogma and tyranny; poet Ezra Pound, born in Hailey, who wrote about Idaho's 19th-century Free Silver movement in his Cantos; and Carol Ryrie Brink, who wrote books for adults and children.

The Sunday All Bajan Cuisine buffet has an island-wide reputation.

Finally, some sites, such as the video classified site iMoondo, have integrated TrustPlus as a site-wide reputation system.

When he does play, he has a league-wide reputation for instigating violence, and then — along with his team — seeking special treatment from the N.H.L. and its referees.

Calatrava's angular, precarious-looking design, inspired by an arm holding the Olympic torch, established his world-wide reputation and remains one of the city's most visible structures.