Sentence examples for Illustrious body from inspiring English sources

Despite her illustrious body of work, Lunch still feels like she's had no cultural impact.

Unlike baseball and golf, say, the sport of hockey has not inspired a particularly illustrious body of literature.

"We knew that my mother came from an upper-class family, just littered with various illustrious bodies, but that was it," he said.

For many thousands of years these ancient peoples treated the great river as a divine being to be placated and surrendered to its depths the bodies of their illustrious dead.

It began with Mr Giscard-d'Estaing's unexpected application for membership of the Academie, that illustrious but ever-so-slightly risible body founded by Cardinal Richelieu in 1634 to stand guard over the French language.

Their illustrious careers in the nation's most hated legislative body will soon be forgotten, the word "former" forever tagged on to their once prestigious titles.

There is a risk that their powerful female voices will inadvertently sustain another political discourse: the words and actions of an illustrious line of men who continue to justify their imperial ambitions on the bodies, often dead bodies, of Muslim women.

He has such a long and illustrious career and he's been able to stand behind the body of work he's created.

(Cicero calls Nasica, who led a mob that beat Tiberius to death and threw his body and those of many of his allies into the Tiber, "illustrious").

He's a super flyweight, but he may not have the lower-body strength to add weight the way Pacquiao has over his illustrious career.

Yet despite these illustrious connections, Ne-Yo (who is never seen without a hat and claims that they actually feel like a "body part") doesn't feel he gets the credit he deserves.