Sentence examples for most famous alter from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis has left Daniel Craig's most famous alter ego shaken and stirred.

Stupendously sexist, rabidly anti-Semitic and breathtakingly homophobic, but achingly funny, Borat is threatening to eclipse even Ali G, until now Baron Cohen's most famous alter ego.

In Marvel's comics, Ant-Man's most famous alter ego is Henry Pym, a scientist who discovers technology that can shrink him to the size of an ant or enlarge him to the size of an elephant.

What might surprise Mr. Kentridge's longtime fans is that the nose looms larger in the museum exhibition than his most famous alter egos from the 1990s: Soho Eckstein, a South African fat-cat industrialist known for his pinstripe suits, and Felix Teitlebaum, a more delicate artistic type prone to sexual fantasies.

The Hollywood star greeted the disease with the mixture of bravery and defiance that was the trademark of his most famous alter egos, appearing on TV earlier this year to inform fans that he was "going through hell" but would keep on fighting, and performing, until the bitter end.

The main attraction for the night was a one-night-only set by Plastikman, the most famous alter ego of the flaxen-haired techno god Richie Hawtin.

Clark is such a convincing character in his own right that he can get away with naming himself after the most famous alter-ego in history and still not raise any suspicions.

Even though Mr. Short has been tireless, morphing into the most famous alter-egos of his television career (the übernerd Ed Grimley, the talk-show host Jiminy Glick et al)., the show has not sustained the momentum it needs to soar.

As Coogan creations go, though, Tommy Saxondale has not thus far captured the public imagination in the same way as his most famous alter-ego, Alan Partridge, who is now embedded in the collective psyche alongside the likes of Basil Fawlty and David Brent.

Which character actor took the name for his famous alter ego off a harmonica?

Paul Reubens took the name for his famous alter ego off a harmonica.