Sentence examples for mostly famous from inspiring English sources
The tea party movement is mostly famous for its flamboyant fringe.
Rose McGowan was mostly famous for starring in the cutesy supernatural TV show Charmed.
STEVE PYKE Pyke, a staff photographer for this magazine, shows eleven black-and-white portraits of (mostly) famous people.
They're mostly famous for croaking, which is hardly an achievement, and a lot of them can't even do that.
Mr. Cunningham's is an intimate art, despite all the dazzle of the décor he gets from mostly famous artists.
Looking closely, you discover that the paint thins out in places to reveal underlying obituaries from The Times, mostly of famous artists: the Pop artist Tom Wesselmann, the young bohemian Dash Snow, the architect Charles Gwathmey, Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd and others.
The archive also features photos of magic moments throughout MoMA history ― mostly, when famous people or artists fell under the spell of one of the museum's works. .
Accordingly, the 90-work Irvine show, which runs through Nov. 12, is given mostly to famous personalities--many of them captured by Wiener in dramatically intense, moodily lit images.
She knew better than anyone that she was mostly a celebrity, famous for being famous.
Andrés unfurled the flag on stage, if mostly for the famous actors inside the Dolby Theatre.
