Sentence examples for illustrious language from inspiring English sources
Homer's illustrious language may bring scenes from his epic poem, "The Odyssey," to life, but looking at art inspired by the story is still a fun extra.
Prime Minister David Cameron said: "St David's Day is a time to celebrate Wales' rich and illustrious history, its beautiful language and its cultural heritage.
The language we use to put down women is illustrious and plentiful, a cloying metaphor for every ingredient in a well-stocked kitchen.
But in their different languages, before a crowd of journalists, cultural figures and various illustrious French expatriates breakfasting in a tent while a jazz band played, each proclaimed the bonds of trans-Atlantic friendship.
It began with Mr Giscard-d'Estaing's unexpected application for membership of the Academie, that illustrious but ever-so-slightly risible body founded by Cardinal Richelieu in 1634 to stand guard over the French language.
Rowling's well-researched inventiveness has put her in the same illustrious group ― and for all the theme parks and movies her books have spawned, this effect on the English language may prove to be one of the "Harry Potter" universe's most long-lasting and profound accomplishments.
Dickey joined illustrious company.
He is in illustrious company.
This attitude is illustrious".
Neil cannot boast of such illustrious contacts.
