Sentence examples for widest fame from inspiring English sources

Henryk Siemiradzki, Jan Matejko (the creator of monumental romantic historical canvases), and a number of landscape and genre painters achieved the widest fame.

He is also hard at work on film scripts and theatrical adaptations of his various "properties", though he had nothing to do with Cabaret, the musical and movie that made him the most money and earned him the widest fame (nor did he much like it, though he was attracted to Michael York).

Zeddie Little's life changed soon after he was dubbed "ridiculously photogenic guy" in a photo that won its widest fame on Reddit.

James Fenimore Cooper won even wider fame.

But it was his representation of a series of black radicals that brought him wider fame.

Taylor's division gained wide fame for its defense of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge late in 1944.

Speaking of making his name on stage before finding wider fame Rylance said he had "dodged a bullet".

He eagerly battled his way into the Rock Steady Crew, which gained wide fame after appearing in the 1983 movie "Flashdance".

The neighborhood does claim a modest measure of wider fame — but it is seasonal, and summer is the wrong season.

Haydn did not abandon opera after "Armida," but he largely left the field to find wider fame and fortune elsewhere.

Von Freeman, who was considered one of the finest tenor saxophonists in jazz but attained wide fame only late in life, died on Aug. 11 in Chicago.