Sentence examples for considerable tribute from inspiring English sources

When she proved to be correct, he exploded, "Well, cut my penis off!" So it is a considerable tribute to his novelistic suppleness that he so ruthlessly dramatized male selfishness and insecurity.

He negotiated, at the cost of considerable tribute, an "Endless Peace" with the Persian king, Khosrow, which freed the Roman's hands for operations in another quarter of the globe.

The triarchs and their domains were freed from any duties and the considerable tribute that they paid to Venice until then, but in turn, they gave up the rights to all customs revenue to the Republic.

The list is considerable and the tributes feel especially powerful this week.

The band has achieved considerable success, with the single "Tribute", reaching No 4 in the Australian charts.

Italy's popular former president, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, added his considerable moral authority to the tributes that poured in, mostly from rightwing politicians.

Below, I have put together a small tribute to Rob's considerable achievements at Dolphin.

The fact that the film ultimately succeeds is no small tribute to the director's considerable talent as a juggler of audience expectations.

What followed was a warm tribute to an unknown performer of "considerable promise," but Cosby wasn't flattered.

Newly elected, Mayor Johnson paid tribute to Livingstone and his "very considerable achievements", hoping that the new administration could "discover a way in which the mayoralty can continue to benefit from your transparent love of London".

Although Heber's episcopate had been brief he had made a considerable impression, and news of his death brought many tributes from around India.