Sentence examples for renowned is from inspiring English sources

Even more renowned is Bonampak, a satellite of Yaxchilán located on a tributary of the Usumacinta.

The most renowned is Julio Poch, who was extradited to an Argentinian cell from Spain in 2010.

Karst covers about 2,000,000 square kilometres in China, but most renowned is the tower karst of Kweichow, Kwangsi, Yunnan, and Hunan provinces.

Less renowned is her sexy, spangly IRON FIST, which she uses to crush dissent and disobedience among other members of the pop fraternity.

So renowned is the number series as a source of aesthetic harmony that there's even a chamber ensemble called the Fibonacci Sequence, which performs at the Tunbridge Wells festival next week.

"It's been an amazing seven years at Sheffield Doc/Fest, and whilst I'm sad to leave such a special organisation, their support for innovation and developing talented documentary-makers for which they're renowned is something I'll be strongly committed to at the Guardian.

Others, less widely renowned, are solidly established: Susan Rothenberg, Elizabeth Murray, Terry Winters, Carroll Dunham.

The most renowned are in Barcelona, decorating its streets like mad jewels.

The psychological impact of seeing oneself through the eyes of another, and for that inevitably one-sided view to become world-renowned, is hugely affecting: A A Milne's son Christopher Robin deeply resented the way that his father had used his early life for his Winnie-the-Pooh books, and grew to hate them.

The renowned designer is left unnamed, perhaps out of shame.

A renowned example is MDA-MB-231.