Sentence examples for exactly famed from inspiring English sources

Phase One, unusually for someone not exactly famed for engaging with modern pop, made extensive use of Auto-Tune and some decidedly crunk beats (courtesy of co-producer Joshua Welton).

When she made her debut on David Letterman earlier this year, her host emerged from behind his desk to kiss her hand, while Sean Diddyy" Combs, a man not exactly famed for his humility, came on and bowed down at her feet.

The Tories aren't exactly famed for their progressive views in relation to sexuality and gender identity.

After receiving last-minute whispered instructions from a friend he had made in Paris, he took "six steps exactly" (the famed "leap to freedom" was, in fact, a short walk) away from the K.G.B. agents guarding him and toward two undercover French policemen who were waiting.

The first such "managed realignment" of our shores was in 1991, on the Essex island of Northey, which became famed as a place of retreat exactly 1,000 years earlier when Earl Byrhtnoth ("bright courage" in old English) charitably withdrew to allow 3,000 Vikings on to the mainland to fight his small army.

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

Madagascar is famed for its "megadiversity".

"Not famed for me!" he said.

Chelsea were famed for it.

Instead, they are famed absentees.

Taylor was famed for her appetite.