Sentence examples for somewhat renowned from inspiring English sources
Ayuk might be somewhat renowned, but he could play a part in turning Philly into a surprise package.
Lee is a surly Asian-American mathematics professor, who, twice divorced and estranged from his only daughter, has spent his life at a drab state school in the Midwest, a place "only recently somewhat renowned" for a popular computer-science professor, Rick Hendley, whose office is next door to Lee's.
As in America, the private media in Poland is divided between the established liberal outlets and the somewhat less renowned conservative media.
For one thing, it links Tim and Anne-Sophie to Serge Cray, a renowned if somewhat reclusive American film director, and his wife, Clara Holly, a film actress who has retired to run the couple's venerable chateau outside Paris, which was once occupied by Madame du Barry, the mistress of Louis XV.
Fluent in French, she was as renowned for her somewhat stern intelligence in the salons of Paris as she was in London literary circles.
A city long renowned for a somewhat inflexible respectability when West Princes Street Gardens were turned over to the general public in 1876, smoking was forbidden Edinburgh concurrently maintained a fascinating netherworld of ribaldry and drunkenness.
Somewhat embarrassingly, this very establishment evicted the renowned thesp Simon Callow and his friend from the premises one evening last month because the latter was wearing - wait for it - trainers.
The use of index cards for victory speeches was a somewhat cruel indictment of Philbin; a caring but pragmatic man, not renowned for public displays of emotion in victory or defeat.
"He was... one of the more important police chiefs and renowned police chiefs in America, but he was also somewhat polarizing because of his level of power in the city of Los Angeles," Grazer says.
Somewhat less lovely than its upscale neighbor, Cambridge (but with lower rents), Somerville used to be renowned for crime and nicknamed "Slummerville," but its reputation and priorities have been changing as it gentrifies.
