Sentence examples for famous exponent from inspiring English sources
Menander introduced the New Comedy in his works about 320 bc and became its most famous exponent, writing in a quiet, witty style.
At the time, the figure who most closely embodied Snowden's rightwing views was Ron Paul, the most famous exponent of US libertarianism.
The most famous exponent of the technique was Mr. Rauschenberg, who in the early 1970s made all kinds of painting collages, assemblages and screen prints mixing random headlines from newspapers.
By far the most famous exponent was a bushy-haired Serbian named Borislav Milojkowic, who went by the stage name Borra, King of the Pickpockets, and became a star of night clubs and circuses throughout Europe.
The alternative is the drift towards what is sometimes known as Caesarism – after the process's most famous exponent – military-led authoritarianism of the kind the Turks (among others) have been struggling to escape.
Erich Segal, the author of "Love Story," and Lisa Birnbach, who put together "The Official Preppy Handbook," are Jewish, as is Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders (who this week won the Council of Fashion Designers of America award for men's wear, in a tie) and, of course, the look's most famous exponent, Ralph Lauren.
Rock stars who are made de facto aristos by a vampiric British establishment eager to drain alternative culture of its life blood and herd its most famous exponents into the Dunrockin' retirement home of dusty respectability should take a leaf out of the judo book and use the establishment's weight against it.
Among the new genres was Landscape art, the most famous exponents of which were Georg Grimm, Giovanni Battista Castagneto, França Júnior and Antônio Parreiras.
One of the most famous exponents of English exceptionalism is Shakespeare's John of Gaunt, who in Richard II extols "this scepter'd isle..
The third time he attended, he presented a Katha on Ramcharitmanas, which was acclaimed by several famous exponents of the Katha art.
Art nouveau is drawing crowds in Barcelona, since the city is celebrating the centenary of the style's most famous Spanish exponent, Antoni Gaudí.
