Sentence examples for is mostly famous for from inspiring English sources
The tea party movement is mostly famous for its flamboyant fringe.
In Iran he is known as a provocative thinker, but outside the country he is mostly famous for his theory that the American cartoon figures Tom and Jerry are part of a Zionist conspiracy.
On the other hand, leaving aside for the moment the striking fact that Britain's single most successful theatrical export and our national poet, Shakespeare, is mostly famous for his plays, which are largely written in verse – some of the best ever constructed in English – there has actually been quite a lot of poetry smuggled into theatre.
Montebourg is mostly famous for killing Dailymotion's acquisition by Yahoo, deciding who should acquire SFR and other blunders.
Today, of course, rum is mostly famous for being the active ingredient in popular cocktails, like the Cuba Libré, the Mojito and the Mai-Tai.
You can buy a lot of things there, but Moran Market is mostly famous for being Korea's largest dog bazaar.
He was mostly famous for the free-form inventiveness of his plates, which often looked, one critic wrote, if memory serves, "like the flags of some effete nation".
They're mostly famous for croaking, which is hardly an achievement, and a lot of them can't even do that.
It's mostly famous for producing Tom Jones and having a bridge.
The chosen commentators to cover these pregame, postgame and halftime shows for FOX Sports are mostly famous former female and male soccer players from over five different countries: United States, Canada, England, Germany, and Mexico.
