Sentence examples for though famous from inspiring English sources

Borg also believes today's stars, though famous, are less exposed to the tumult of celebrity.

He comes across as someone who, though famous, still feels genuinely grateful and maybe even a little lucky.

Though famous mainly for his large, elegantly flattened and simplified pictures of beautiful, well-to-do people, Mr. Katz also has a lovely touch on a small scale.

The Lenox Lounge was conceived as a fancy place for white patrons when it opened in 1942, though famous black entertainers and celebrities frequented it.

Now in his 87th year, Eric Hobsbawm is rightly one of the most famous and honored of living historians, though famous, or notorious, for another reason also.

That first volume was not well-received (though Famous for the Creatures followed two years later), one of the few setbacks in a smoothly managed literary career.

Mr. Singleton was, arguably, the Warren E. Buffett of the 1960s and '70s, though hardly famous.

It's tricky territory, though: poor, famous for violence and kidnappings.

Though most famous on TV, the play has been successfully staged many times.

The name Salvatore Ferragamo draws interest — even though the famous shoemaker died over half a century ago.

The atmosphere was agitated and sad, as though a famous racehorse had just collapsed on the track.