Sentence examples for very illustrious from inspiring English sources

I come from a very illustrious line of divorcees.

I also knew her father, Milton Shulman, a very illustrious journalist.

"The attack on a very illustrious Australian jurist... is utterly contemptible," he said.

"Well," said one now very illustrious editor, "that must be why you have such an extraordinary view of the world".

He signed the forged letter "Ralph Romeo". "Which is a fake name I use sometime because it's very illustrious and romantic," he said.

It has this very illustrious record of people who attended but didn't graduate, including Anne Hathaway, Jackie Onassis and Jane Fonda.

They're in a room within this conference center that Qaddafi had built in this very massive illustrious conference center where a lot of African leaders would come and gather.

That month also featured a visit from one the show's very first illustrious guests, Charlamagne Tha God.

What Kavanaugh has at stake is a very rare and illustrious promotion to a lifetime appointment on the highest court in the country.

"This ties us very closely to our illustrious past," he added, "and I am moved by the fact that, in the 1930's, in the depth of the Depression, the president, governor and mayor invested in higher education".

Self-flagellation by authors is a long and distinguished tradition, with Tolstoy (who dismissed Anna Karenina as sentimental, "serving no purpose" and "bad") and Kafka (for whom The Metamorphosis was "imperfect almost to its very marrow") among its illustrious exemplars.