Sentence examples for Self famous from inspiring English sources
All Walks asked Westwood – herself 70 next year – to dress 81-year-old Daphne Self, famous for her long, flowing grey hair.
"The Fear" makes you feel sorry for anyone crippled by self-consciousness, famous or not.
How sad it is to compare them with the self-consciously "famous" faces that inundate us now, pallid with a flashbulb sheen and with the bottomless desire to be known.
Works of art: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo painted many self-portraits, including the famous Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird.
A monument to the composer — showing a young Wagner overshadowed by his older, famous self — is to be unveiled today in Leipzig.
Well, Neke showed an amazing film of his younger self painting his famous "rectal realist" portrait of Andy Warhol (on display now) executed with a paintbrush gripped by his lower most sphincter.
A visit to the Alte Pinakothek, the architect Leo von Klenze's 19th-century brick cathedral to painting, is a dizzying pinball between old masterpieces, from staring back at the intense gaze of Dürer's famous "Self Portrait" of 1500 to craning your neck to absorb the enormous canvas of "The Great Last Judgment" by Rubens.
Clicking the button will start playing the video embedded below, which features John Lennon's classic song Imagine playing alongside a swirl of ink drawings that ultimately coalesce to form the Google logo and John Lennon's famous self portrait.
Scholars will have to assess these hypotheses, as well as others here, including the suggestion that a portrait overwritten by Leonardo's notes on flight shows a youthful image of the same aged man in the famous "Self-Portrait" (which may not, the show notes, actually be a self-portrait).
His most famous self-portrait features an exaggerated version of himself in a fright wig, but the series of self-portraits he made of himself in drag in 1981 is both more restrained and more formally accomplished.
In 1980 came the famous self-immolation incident.
