Sentence examples for famous yet from inspiring English sources

The less famous yet crucial beginning of that sentence was "in our present crisis".

He said that what people really meant is that the candidates "just aren't famous yet".

These guys just aren't famous yet and they don't look presidential.

Howe persuaded Saul Bellow, "not quite so famous yet," to do the translation.

Jimmy Carr has made a show about his desperate desire to be famous, yet he comes across as one of the more diffident comedians on the fringe.

Yes, it's that rare beast – a restaurant that's changed with Goa, become famous yet remained true to its laid-back origins and chic, rugged cooking.

The publisher of the "Harry Potter Lexicon" is undaunted by a ruling of copyright infringement, calling it "the most famous yet-to-be-published" book in children's literature.

An author, world-famous, yet in possession of a secret that he knows will come to light one day and cast a shadow over everything he has accomplished — what material for a novel!

At the end of it all, as the Munster men celebrated yet another famous victory, Northampton and their loyal supporters were confronted with a stark realism.

Julian succeeded in 1935 and became internationally famous-yet DePauw's board of trustees still refused to grant him a professorship.

That growth comes not from those famous-yet-polarizing clogs, which according to the company account for about 45 percent of sales, but rather from new styles that look nothing like Crocs.