Sentence examples for renowned character from inspiring English sources
Corden, who has specialised in playing "normal blokes", was an able foil for the eccentric Doctor, but the truth is that his performance was upstaged this weekend by an unexpected encounter he had with another renowned character from science fiction: Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek, in the form of Patrick Stewart.
In the announcement by Academy President Tom Sherak that Francis Ford Coppola will get the Irving Thalberg Award and that renowned character actor Eli Wallach and director Jean-Luc Godard will get special Oscars, along with historian Kevin Brownlow, one can't dispute the selections, but one can sure question the means of delivery.
All of these writers are at the top of anyone's great novelist list, but they are always better when they are writing stories about their most renowned characters.
"We look forward to working with Eidos on expanding DC Comics' world-renowned character Batman in the game space with a noticeably different feature set in an incredibly dark interactive environment".
Drug paraphernalia, porn stars, and renowned cartoon characters line the walls of the 6817 gallery in Los Angeles for artist Jesse Edwards' new show, Lets Watch TV All Day.
Mr Polonsky is a divisive character renowned for his abrasive style and brash behaviour.
Sharon was a deeply flawed character, renowned for his brutality, mendacity, and corruption.
The Diary of a Nobody George Grossmith This classic of Victorian suburbia will always be renowned for the character of Mr Pooter.
The character, renowned for his tall stories, blagged his way into the job with a tale of having worked on a luxury cruise ship when, in fact, it was a workers' ferry on the Clyde.
He is, he cheerfully concedes, quite an unusual character, renowned for twiddling a plastic drinking straw on account of having what he calls an "overactive gene", which can sometimes make him look "a bit insane".
Yet we regard a historical character renowned for being just with equal moral approval as someone with the same trait living today in our own town, for example.
