Sentence examples for as renowned from inspiring English sources

Sukarno's amours were almost as renowned as his oratory.

Players as renowned as Lionel Messi, Carlos Tévez, Javier Mascherano, et al., looked defeated from the start.

In the groves of the academy, his fellow Northern Irish poet Paul Muldoon is almost as renowned.

Obtaining the loans of artworks by artists as renowned as Ms. Rovner cannot be easy, I know.

That would be his wife, Norma Waterson, as renowned as Carthy himself, for this is a dynasty of musicians.

Next door, in the restaurant, the balls are made of meat, and they're almost as renowned as the furniture — there's even an express meatball lane (ten for $3.95).

And these tacticians were becoming as renowned as the candidates — or, as Stephanopoulos put it, "I was also becoming a political celebrity".

There must be a tendency for the other players - even musicians as renowned as Blanchard - to subconsciously defer to him as band leader.

Dr. Hamilton, who made insects the focus of his work, was as renowned as a natural historian as he was as a theorist.

But Maher is not quite as renowned as the comedian some people assumed would invest in the Mets: Jerry Seinfeld, whose wealth and love of the Mets are considerable.

She later moved to New York and became a fixture of the Pop Art scene, arguably as renowned as another artist fixated on repetition: Andy Warhol.