Sentence examples for far less famous from inspiring English sources

She had, reluctantly, become a public figure, if far less famous than Snowden and Greenwald.

Hammon was far less famous, but Popovich was an admirer, and he recognized her, too.

Sure, this group is far less famous on these shores than Jay-Z, but it certainly won't look that way.

"It's sort of noblesse oblige to alert people to the unfollowed," said Mr. Richter, who is admirable for often re-tweeting people far less famous than him.

"He has to show up regularly in Sacramento, try not to get frustrated and deal with people who are far less famous than he is.

But the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity scheme, established only in 2003, is far less famous – though the number of signed-up states and nominations for inclusion is growing steadily.

He greatly admired the artist's portraits, which are far less celebrated than the famous landscapes.

Over the last six years all of her albums — even "Hell on Heels," her recent collaborative side project with the far-less-famous singer-songwriters Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley — have all begun at No. 1 on the Billboard country chart without much radio support.

Far-less-famous speakers, however, in tight situations in the lawcourts, made comparable reference to their individual expenditure on behalf of the state, one of them frankly admitting that his motive in spending more than was necessary was to take out a kind of insurance against forensic misfortune.

The third is what help should be given to the car-parts industry, which receives far less attention than its famous customers, but which is facing acute problems of its own.The plight of the parts-makers demonstrates both the urgency and the complexity of the situation.

Perched high on the Vaca Plateau in the thick of the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, this 3,000 year old, 80-sq-mile city is far less frequented than the famous Guatemalan ruins at Tikal.