Sentence examples for renowned that from inspiring English sources

It's quite… renowned that there have been a lot of problems.

Given the culture of silence and secrecy for which Rolex is renowned, that response qualified as verbose.

The clockmaker's workshop was so renowned that its address, at the intersection of Second and Chestnut Streets, was known as Stretch's Corner.

Her rapier wit became so widely renowned that quips and mots were frequently attributed to her on the strength of her reputation alone.

The artists he shot were titans or soon to be, so renowned that each can be conjured with a single name: Ella, Duke, Dizzy, Billie, Miles, Frank.

Mucha (1860-1939) isoso renowned that seeing his name on a book cover, above the requisite floriated woman, is déjà vu all over again.

In a curious trend, some smaller, lesser-known cultural institutions are filling their halls more successfully than internationally renowned ones that rely heavily on tourism and school groups.

Hodgson is not renowned for that kind of gambling and it is certainly tempting to wonder if he might have been guilty of underestimating Slovakia.

We're always renowned for that but I think even more so this season.

The editorial board of AFE is composed, in addition to the editors in chief, by many internationally renowned economists that guarantee the high quality level of the papers published.

According to Söhnen-Thieme, the usage of the words "violated" and "renowned" indicates that Ahalya is not considered an adulteress.