That person needed to be a renowned local politician popular in the provinces for his radical stance.
Persian is, however, a language of world renowned poets and philosophers.
They were renowned for keeping their houses ' perpetually open ' and attracting a glittering, if fast, cross-section of elite society.
These renowned schools were both founded two hundred years ago.
He was especially renowned as a teacher: many important figures in the music of our time studied with him at some period.
She was renowned for her fighting, and it was only when she became injured that she revealed that she was a woman.
It possessed cultural prestige and its elite representatives were internationally renowned.
Most women philosophers in the eighteenth century were often renowned for their poetry and quite ambivalent about it.
