Sentence examples for illustrious personalities from inspiring English sources
From 1908 until the outbreak of the war, so many illustrious personalities crowd the pages of Kessler's chronicle that at times you may think, Oh, God, not another dinner with Rodin.
Piketty is not alone in rejecting the award, which over the years has been turned down by many illustrious personalities including Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.
A line, Le Vésinet, laid out in a leafy meander of the Seine, has been home at various times to illustrious personalities including the couturier Jeanne Lanvin, the artist Maurice Utrillo, the poet Robert de Montesquiou and the writer Guillaume Apollinaire.
Illustrious Michigan personalities have also manned the cars' pistol grips, including executives from General Motors and Chrysler's advanced design studios.
The title derives from Washington's split personality: as the illustrious home of politicians and monuments, and as a metropolis with the highest H.I.V. infection rate in the country.
In Paris the following month, Stefano Pilati's Saint Laurent swansong was touching – here was a designer who has for a decade managed the difficult task of fitting his own personality and that of his illustrious forebear into a line that never felt compromised or divided, or in any way diverted from the founder's original message of strong, progressive femininity.
A meeting of two sides of a musical personality, the album reimagines Bach's illustrious piano compositions by pairing Tepfer's takes on the original work alongside the improvisations inspired by each piece.
PERKS: Nine "personality suites" designed to reflect the hotel's most illustrious guests, including Charles de Gaulle.
At the awards, Mary Berry was presented with an outstanding achievement award to mark "her illustrious career spanning over 60 years, taking her from cookery editor to TV personality and bestselling author", said the organisers.
Dickey joined illustrious company.
