Sentence examples for illustrious enough from inspiring English sources

While it may be argued some of those managerial careers have not been illustrious enough to deserve a crack at United, Giggs has yet to commence a managerial career.

I was fascinated by Alexandra Styron's memoir of William Styron, Reading My Father (Scribner): an intimate and unsparing account of what it was like to be the youngest daughter not only of an illustrious novelist – difficult enough in itself, I would have thought – but of a profound depressive, who also seems to have been friends with just about everyone famous in America.

Yet, to medieval alchemists Olympiodorus' illustrious name sounded arcane enough to deserve induction into the fictitious canon of ancient alchemists.

The contrived antics don't quite do the illustrious cast justice but were charming enough to prompt a sequel.

In stepping aside, Lowit has plenty of illustrious company.

The contrived antics don't do the illustrious cast justice, but it was charming enough to bag a sequel.

Fifth place, for the illustrious institute's director, was simply not good enough.

Not only that, 'm a chronicler, and by judging the class of maverick master artists that attended her opening and were willing to give me illustrious quotes on her latest "opaque works" is enough for me.

Woods added five tour titles to his illustrious record, and as if that wasn't impressive enough, just wait: Tiger is predicting big things in 2014.

Illustrious but down-to-earth singer Mavis Staples has more than enough stories to fill this relatively straight bio-doc, having been in business since the 1950s, and crossed paths with everyone from Martin Luther King and Bob Dylan to Prince and Wilco.

Sometimes the title is enough: in Le Monde yesterday, Francis Marmande, the newspaper's illustrious jazz correspondent, offered an article called "Jazz and Cinema," adding: "A Complicated Pas-de-Deux".