Sentence examples for renowned yet from inspiring English sources

The manager is renowned, yet his first international post has led to England's heaviest defeat at the World Cup finals.

Mayweather is the traditionalist of this pair, working out from his renowned yet simple Mayweather Boxing Gym.

Pham: What are some of the personal and professional challenges you have faced in building such a renowned yet controversial media outlet?

For Coco de Mer, Orchids and the Rare Black Parrot As the second biggest island in the archipelago, Praslin is less developed than Mahe and offers vast expanses of white sand coast and tropical forest, with the renowned yet tranquil beaches of Anse Lazio and Anse Georgette.

Her novel is also a homage to Casablanca, an internationally renowned city, yet unknown.

Neither are renowned names yet Keane is confident that they can fit seamlessly into Trapattoni's 4-4-2, in which every player knows his responsibilities.

Dylan Thomas, not yet in his cups and not yet renowned, came to a handful of students in an ordinary classroom and chanted, as if to a hall of hundreds, The force that through the green fuse drives the flower, syllables instinct with divine afflatus.

Yet renowned Greenwich brewery Meantime recently unveiled Cali-Belgian IPA, the first in its new series of limited-edition beers.

After more than two decades of dissent, she was internationally renowned but not yet an active participant in the proposed reforms.

At the centre of this week's major movie is a small, bald, bespectacled figure who has walked with crowds and kept his virtue and talked with kings without losing the common touch, an astute politician with a steely sense of destiny, yet renowned for his modesty and revered by his followers as an almost saintly person.

Yet, being renowned, their art has in fact already been embraced.