Sentence examples for is less renowned from inspiring English sources

Perhaps unfairly, he is less renowned for his oddly brilliant movies than for the arduous, and sometimes savage, circumstances under which they were made.

Symonds is less renowned now for his books on the Renaissance than for his open homosexuality, and Downing's sketch of his liberating promiscuity suggests the fluidity of the author's writing throughout: "The nervous ailments that had plagued him dropped away with his trousers".

Techno is less than renowned for having melodic and lyrical components, and house music vocal samples are often obscured if not unrecognisable.

The nutritional benefits of cinnamon are perhaps less renowned.

In Shakespeare, their 'merry war' - for which the play is renowned - is less lyrical than almost any other play: much of the script is in prose.

Manchester's breadth of scientific prowess is unfortunately far less renowned than its soccer teams and music scene, laments Rothwell.

While IL-10 is renowned for its ability to inhibit TLR signaling, its impact on innate sensing receptors, including the NLR family, is less documented.

Autophagy – that is, degradation of damaged proteins and intracellular organelles – is a less renowned regulator of cell viability.

He became an important figure on BBCs late Saturday-night satire show, That Was The Week That Was, and later on its less renowned successor, Not So Much A Programme More A Way Of Life.

Most important to him, however, was the less renowned Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, which he nurtured through its infancy, becoming its first president after it had become formally established in 1940.

As in America, the private media in Poland is divided between the established liberal outlets and the somewhat less renowned conservative media.