Sentence examples for famous represents from inspiring English sources

In a neat bit of reflexivity, most are played by real-life web personalities for whom Internet Famous represents a similar grab for crossover success.

The video clips that made him famous represent mere seconds of the thousands of hours he has spent preaching (207,792 minutes on Sunday mornings alone, according to his church, the Trinity United Church of Christ).

And what do those idols, who are famous simply for being famous, represent?

But, as Isabella Kulkarni, '16 M.S., reported for Columbia's Uptown Radio, that famous tune represents both a treat and a torment.

Hollywood is very effective as a screen presence: his now-famous handshake represents the zenith of his scale of praise, a hard Paddington stare the depths of his disdain.

She explained that Georg Baselitz was the most famous artist represented.

Among the newer comers are two mega-businesswomen and two famous daughters, representing younger generations with divergent ideas.

More remarkable still, three world auction records were set for famous artists represented by paintings that could hardly be described as their ultimate masterpieces.

But it is most famous for representing Brideshead, the stately home of Lord Sebastian Flyte in Granada's 1981 TV series, and a 2008 film adaptation starring Ben Wishaw.

He also began work on a series of paintings of the rocky coastline, now justly famous, which represent the power, solitude and beauty of the sea.

While it's nominally funny to see some of English literature's most famous characters represented by children's toys, the silliness necessarily undermines the seriousness of the story.