Sentence examples for widest reputation from inspiring English sources
Although Honthorst enjoyed the widest reputation at the time, painting at both the Dutch and English courts, Terbrugghen is generally regarded as the most talented and versatile of the group.
Werth depicts these ferociously ambitious thinkers as engaged in a Darwinian fight to the finish, each vying to lay out the most persuasive theories and win the widest reputation.
It also harms the wider reputation of business.
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 Department for Work and Pensions acquired a wider reputation for incompetence.
The Sunday All Bajan Cuisine buffet has an island-wide reputation.
Hanslick's elegant literary style gained him a wide reputation, as did his numerous controversies with other critics.
