Sentence examples for much less famous from inspiring English sources

He was a much less famous musician and the space was still a smoky, beery club called Brownies, where young musicians could get a break.

Bazzana, the author of an incisive study of Glenn Gould, follows up with the extraordinary story of a pianist much less famous but even more eccentric, Ervin Nyiregyházi.

Jarrell, a poet much less famous than his talent deserved, wrote this satirical novel after spending time teaching at Sarah Lawrence College.

Eric T. Peterson, the chief executive of Twitalyzer, points out that some of the most influential users also make a big effort to respond to much less famous people with personal messages.

The larger company, bearing the proud title Les Ballets Russes de Monte-Carlo, featured the choreography of Léonide Massine; the smaller, ephemerally titled Les Ballets 1933, was a showcase for Diaghilev's last choreographer, the younger and much less famous Georges (as he was then) Balanchine.

Equally impressive, if much less famous, is Intimachay.

MLB went in a slightly different direction in 2011, licensing a song from the much-less-famous, and much-less-American, British rapper Tinie Tempah.

His five works of public sculpture in Manhattan, and dozens of similar works in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and other cities, guaranteed him a vast audience every week, yet he remained, if not obscure, much less than famous.

In March, a harsh verdict was handed down to the ancient St. Roch Tavern, a bar currently suspended from even doing business for two weeks, much less hosting its famous bounce DJ nights.

The ruins of this 4,000 year old structure are still spectacular and much less visited than their famous sibling.

Flight of the Conchords did not expect to be famous, much less fancied on an international basis.