Sentence examples for renowned of from inspiring English sources
Not even the most renowned of the centres of excellence.
The "Ialysus" and the "Resting Satyr" were among the most renowned of his works.
Willa Ward was the last of the original Ward Singers, the most renowned of whom was her younger sister, Clara.
This was the most powerful and most renowned of all the empires of the western Sudan, now memorialized in the name of the Republic of Mali.
Perhaps the most renowned of the masked fertility rites held by Native Americans are those still performed by the Hopi and Zuni peoples of the American Southwest.
Houllebecq is the most translated, and hence internationally renowned, of all France's contemporary writers, but has been accused of racism, xenophobia and playing up to the media.
Dickson grew up in a family of renowned makers of golf balls and clubs.
Ms. Konowitz was a graduate of the renowned Juilliard School of Music, a Macy's executive and community activist.
It was named in honour of naturalist John Muir, renowned advocate of forest conservation in the United States.
"Judgments reflect the knowledge of the time," says Egbert Begemann, renowned scholar of Dutch and Flemish paintings.
A renowned editor of numerous publications.
