Sentence examples for conversely famous from inspiring English sources

Conversely, famous Côte d'Or villages like Gevrey-Chambertin and Pommard have long had the reputation as underachievers, getting by on their venerated names rather than the quality of the wines.

Conversely, the famous artists who stroll and cancan across the pages of KIKI DE MONTPARNASSE (Self­Made­Hero, paper, $24.95), drawn by Catel Muller (known as Catel) and written by José-Louis José-Louis Bocquetvulnerarey humorethan the polished surfaces of their work made them appear.

Not every good movie is famous, and conversely, not every famous movie is good.

Conversely, SECA has ignored huge swaths of famous Bay Area conceptual or performance art, like the work of David Ireland.

Kim, conversely, is not only not burning out, but getting more famous.

Conversely, can a Celebrity DJ, the kind who is not famous of his own accord and yet plays other people's songs in front of celebrities, become a Celebrity DJ, one who is famous by his own achievement?

Roberts, conversely, got a big story and, yes, a book deal with her own aggressive reporting and without collaborating with a famous sports celebrity.

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Conversely: An affair?

Conversely, hoarders are embarrassed.

Memories, conversely, last forever.